Menstruation
359 questions
How should a betrothed woman act who suspects she has lost her virginity without intercourse or an accident, and whose fiancé has given her the choice between separation or marrying her and then divorcing her after a period?
When are dark and yellowish discharges considered part of menstruation if they are connected to it, and how can that be considered menstruation if the white discharge has not yet appeared? And is the end of the usual period of menstruation without seeing the white discharge a sign of purity?
Is it valid to vow to fast every Monday and Thursday if the newborn is male, with the exception of days of fatigue and the husband's objection? And does one have to make up for the days of menstruation and postpartum bleeding that were not explicitly excepted? And must the vow be fulfilled as soon as the gender of the fetus is known or after birth?
Is it permissible to pray and fast when drops of blood appear three or four days after the end of menstruation, based on a doctor's consultation stating that it is an ovulation period?
Does divorce occur by my saying to my wife, "If you borrow again, you are divorced," without mentioning the name of Allah, knowing that I was angry?
Is it permissible to have intercourse with one's wife in the anal region from above the clothes?
Must one make up prayers if light bleeding accompanied by discharge continues for three days after the usual end of menstruation due to fatigue?
What is the minimum waiting period (iddah) for a divorced woman whose waiting period is three menstrual cycles, such that if her husband were to take her back, she could not claim that the waiting period had ended after three menstruations?
What is the waiting period (iddah) for a divorced, menstruating woman who had agreed with her husband on contraception and was then divorced? And can she marry immediately after the divorce due to her womb being free of sperm?
What are the ten conditions stipulated by the Malikis for someone who has the right to pray Isha after one-third of the night?
Does a divorce take effect if a husband, while angry, says to his wife, "You are forbidden to me until the Day of Judgment," and then hangs up, knowing that he drinks alcohol?
Are the yellowish and brownish, almost black, discharges resulting from nocturnal itching in the genital area considered menstruation?
How difficult is Fiqh?
Is it permissible for a wife who has been given a revocable divorce to delay her second menstrual period by using birth control pills in order to complete the fast of Ramadan, and is this menstrual period counted from the time it actually occurs or from its rightful time?
Is blood discharged twelve days after purification, which has the characteristics of menstrual blood and continued for four days, considered menstruation or a result of contraceptive use?
To what depth should the cotton be inserted into the vagina to ensure purity from menstruation, especially for a virgin, considering the appearance of discharge when inserted deeply and its disappearance when only the tip is used?
Are the second and third menstruations resulting from period-accelerating pills counted within the waiting period (iddah) for divorce?
Is there anything in the Sunnah indicating that menstruation atones for the sins committed between two menstrual cycles?
Does divorce occur if the wife goes to her family's home without her husband's permission, knowing that he swore an oath of divorce merely to frighten her, and the wife was menstruating at the time of the oath, and she tried to contact the husband to get permission but he was unable to answer?
Will a divorce take place if a man says to his wife, "If you touch the mobile phone, a divorce will occur for you," and then the wife touches the mobile phone, and what are the consequences if he takes her back after the divorce occurs?
Is the bleeding that a woman experienced for a day and a half and then stopped, after she used birth control pills, considered استِحاضَة (non-menstrual vaginal bleeding) as the doctor said?
Does the divorce that occurred from me, by my saying to my wife, "You are divorced" twice, with her being in menses, and me being very angry and provoked, given that she was the one who asked for the divorce, count? And how many divorces are counted in this case? And is it permissible for me to take her back without referring to the Sharia?
Is what my wife sees after her period stops due to birth control pills considered istihada (vaginal bleeding outside of menstruation) or a regular period, and is she permitted to fast?
What is the ruling on divorcing one's wife in writing over the internet, and what are the consequences in the two aforementioned cases: first, with the intention of jesting, and second, with the intention of divorce?