Menstruation

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Is it obligatory to perform ghusl and pray after the seventh day of menstruation, or is it obligatory to wait for the discharge of the white secretion, knowing that it may be delayed beyond seven days, and sometimes colored discharges, considered as istihadah (post-menstrual bleeding), may appear after it?
What is a woman's ovulation period, and can a woman become pregnant outside this period according to Sharia?
Is blood that appeared after the usual menstrual period, and continued with mild pain, considered menstruation, irregular bleeding, or a hemorrhage, especially since menstruation was delayed last month and the doctor said that menstrual irregularities are normal?
What is the ruling on the suicide of a boy who has not reached puberty, or a child, and what is its recompense, and will he be punished for it?
Is the blood that comes down as a result of forgetting a birth control pill considered menstruation or istihadah (non-menstrual vaginal bleeding), knowing that the menstrual period ended at the beginning of Ramadan?
Is prayer obligatory when a drop of menstrual blood appears at the beginning of the day, then stops for hours before its usual flow?
Is the circumambulation valid if blood was discharged in Muzdalifah, then stopped before the Ifadah circumambulation?
Do brown discharges and sometimes blood that come down periodically after weaning, which are not accompanied by menstrual pain and whose exact timing is not remembered, invalidate prayer and fasting?
Are the brown spots that precede menstruation by three days, accompanied by pain and nausea, and appear only in the early part of the day, considered menstruation that necessitates ghusl?
Is it permissible to surgically prevent menstruation for a 17-year-old mentally disabled girl, especially since she cannot distinguish the rulings of ritual purity from menstruation?
Is seeing blood when inserting a cotton swab during Ramadan considered menstruation, and does one have to break their fast and pray then?
What are the rulings regarding the blood a wife sees due to birth control pills, given that it comes every 7 or 8 days, and is it considered menstruation or istihadah (non-menstrual vaginal bleeding)? How should she purify herself, perform ablution, and pray, and is she required to make up missed prayers?
Is the absence of semen discharge after the appearance of other signs of puberty normal or a disease, especially when following a vegetarian diet?
Is there a way to verify virginity without seeing a doctor, in order to alleviate doubt and pangs of conscience before marriage, especially since the questioner feels that she is still a virgin?
Is it permissible, in Islamic law, for a woman to take pills to prevent menstruation at her husband's command?
What is the ruling on the fasting of a woman who completed her postpartum bleeding (nifas) and saw signs of menstruation a few minutes before Maghrib, so she continued fasting, then did not see menstruation the following day but rather yellow discharge, then saw brown discharge before Isha and considered it menstruation so she did not intend to fast, then saw the white discharge indicating purity the following day and continued fasting?
Is blood that only appears when wiped, and shows for a period then disappears, considered menstrual blood that necessitates breaking the fast and making up past and future days?
Is it permissible to take back one's wife after divorcing her with a single pronouncement of divorce four years ago, or is this considered an irrevocable divorce?
What is the difference between menstruation (hayd) and irregular bleeding (istihadah) in terms of definition and conditions, and is the flow of blood a requirement for menstruation?
What is the legal ruling regarding irregular menstruation, where it occurs every 14 days and lasts 7 or 8 days, with signs of menstruation appearing a week after purification?
How do I explain the concept of puberty to my 12-year-old son?
Is irregular, light red blood that came at the time of the menstrual period considered menstruation (hayd) or abnormal bleeding (istihadah) that prevents prayer?
Is fasting valid during the days following the eleventh day of the menstrual cycle, given that the questioner performed ghusl on the tenth day of her cycle, then noticed light-colored discharge on the eleventh day, which one of her friends considered istiḥāḍah (irregular bleeding), and she did not perform ghusl until 4 or 5 days after that?
What is the ruling on the pink blood droplets on the eighth day and the yellowish discharge on the ninth day after the regular seven-day menstrual period has ended, knowing that ghusl has been performed and prayers offered?

Menstruation

What is a woman's ovulation period, and can a woman become pregnant outside this period according to Sharia?

Is blood that appeared after the usual menstrual period, and continued with mild pain, considered menstruation, irregular bleeding, or a hemorrhage, especially since menstruation was delayed last month and the doctor said that menstrual irregularities are normal?

What is the ruling on the suicide of a boy who has not reached puberty, or a child, and what is its recompense, and will he be punished for it?

Is the blood that comes down as a result of forgetting a birth control pill considered menstruation or istihadah (non-menstrual vaginal bleeding), knowing that the menstrual period ended at the beginning of Ramadan?

Is prayer obligatory when a drop of menstrual blood appears at the beginning of the day, then stops for hours before its usual flow?

Is the circumambulation valid if blood was discharged in Muzdalifah, then stopped before the Ifadah circumambulation?

Do brown discharges and sometimes blood that come down periodically after weaning, which are not accompanied by menstrual pain and whose exact timing is not remembered, invalidate prayer and fasting?

Are the brown spots that precede menstruation by three days, accompanied by pain and nausea, and appear only in the early part of the day, considered menstruation that necessitates ghusl?

Is it permissible to surgically prevent menstruation for a 17-year-old mentally disabled girl, especially since she cannot distinguish the rulings of ritual purity from menstruation?

Is seeing blood when inserting a cotton swab during Ramadan considered menstruation, and does one have to break their fast and pray then?

Is the absence of semen discharge after the appearance of other signs of puberty normal or a disease, especially when following a vegetarian diet?

Is there a way to verify virginity without seeing a doctor, in order to alleviate doubt and pangs of conscience before marriage, especially since the questioner feels that she is still a virgin?

Is it permissible, in Islamic law, for a woman to take pills to prevent menstruation at her husband's command?

Is blood that only appears when wiped, and shows for a period then disappears, considered menstrual blood that necessitates breaking the fast and making up past and future days?

Is it permissible to take back one's wife after divorcing her with a single pronouncement of divorce four years ago, or is this considered an irrevocable divorce?

What is the difference between menstruation (hayd) and irregular bleeding (istihadah) in terms of definition and conditions, and is the flow of blood a requirement for menstruation?

What is the legal ruling regarding irregular menstruation, where it occurs every 14 days and lasts 7 or 8 days, with signs of menstruation appearing a week after purification?

How do I explain the concept of puberty to my 12-year-old son?

Is irregular, light red blood that came at the time of the menstrual period considered menstruation (hayd) or abnormal bleeding (istihadah) that prevents prayer?

What is the ruling on the pink blood droplets on the eighth day and the yellowish discharge on the ninth day after the regular seven-day menstrual period has ended, knowing that ghusl has been performed and prayers offered?