Postnatal Bleeding
295 questions
Is a woman who has undergone a Cesarean section considered a postpartum woman (nufasaa'), and what is the ruling on her prayer?
Is a woman required to pray and read the Quran from the Mushaf when labor pains begin?
Who is the Muslim for whom Allah has permitted breaking the fast during the month of Ramadan?
Is it permissible for a menstruating woman to be present with her mother at the time of death?
What is the ruling on aborting a fetus in the fifth month if the reason and gender are unknown?
Why did Islam permit Muslim men to marry only four women, even though the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) married 13 women and had nine of them concurrently?
What is the ruling on yellow discharge after the cessation of postpartum bleeding, performing ghusl, and engaging in intercourse, and is it considered nifas?
Is a husband, if knowledgeable of the Sharia rulings, obliged to teach them to his wife, and is this teaching a right for the wife similar to financial support?
Should the missed prayers be made up after forty days of postnatal bleeding due to ignorance, and is it obligatory to perform ghusl upon the cessation of istihaadah bleeding?
ما هو الطلاق البدعي؟ ومتى يُستخدم؟ وهل هو حلال أم حرام؟
What is menstruation (hayd), and what is postpartum bleeding (nifas)?
Can a woman pray while pregnant?
Is a wife who will give birth in mid-Ramadan required to only make up the missed days, or to both make up the missed days and offer expiation?
Is a wife considered to be in a state of postpartum bleeding (nifas) or irregular bleeding (istihada) after miscarrying a fetus that had formed hands, feet, a nose, eyes, and ears, even though the doctor mentioned that it had not completed three months? And does formation (takhalluq) necessitate the ensoulment (nafkh ar-ruh)?
Does the calculation of the 'iddah depend on the bleeding lasting for a day or two, or must the menstrual period continue for its usual number of days?
Is it permissible for a pregnant woman, whose fetus died in the beginning of the third month and from whom miscarriage bleeding occurred while she was fasting in Ramadan, to break her fast?
Is it permissible for a woman in postpartum bleeding (nifas) to fast if her bleeding has stopped and she will complete the forty days on the 5th of Ramadan?
Is it permissible for me to pray now, and am I sinful for not praying on previous days when I thought the brown discharge and light bleeding were menstruation after taking a birth control injection?
Is a woman who miscarried a three-month-old fetus considered a postpartum woman (Nafsa) and subject to the rulings of post-natal bleeding (Nifas) if she experienced bleeding for two weeks, followed by yellow, brown, and red mucous discharge, and then heavy bleeding from day 33 to 41 after the miscarriage, whereupon the bleeding stopped and she performed ghusl, but then light red blood and dark brown streaks appeared after the ghusl? And is she obligated to pray, and is it permissible for her husband to have intercourse with her in this situation?
What is the ruling regarding a woman who made the intention to enter into a state of ihram for Umrah on the fortieth day after giving birth, believing that her postpartum bleeding (nifas) had stopped, then discovered that it was still flowing after arriving in Makkah, and did not perform Umrah, then returned to her hometown, knowing that the blood that was flowing was nifas and completely stopped after approximately 55 days, and that she performed another Umrah ten months later with a new ihram?
Is continuous bleeding after sixty days postpartum considered hemorrhage that prevents prayer, or is it still lochia requiring the rulings of lochia, especially with the use of birth control pills and IUDs that may affect the continuity of this bleeding?
Must I make up the days I missed in the last Ramadan along with expiation, knowing that I broke my fast due to postpartum bleeding (nifas) which turned into light yellowish discharge, and I thought that complete purity (tahara) is only achieved with complete dryness?
What is the ruling on a husband having intercourse with his wife after her lochial bleeding has stopped, but before forty days have passed, and then bleeding appears after the intercourse—is it menstrual blood or lochial blood?
Is it obligatory to make up the fasting of the seven days during which there was only brown discharge before sunset and no blood, followed by bleeding due to a miscarriage?