Postnatal Bleeding
295 questions
What is the ruling on the prayer of a wife whose postpartum bleeding stopped after twenty days then resumed, and her husband advised her not to pray until forty days have passed?
What should a woman in postpartum bleeding (nifas) do if she entered into a state of ihram for Umrah, then returned to her city without completing the rituals because she was unsure of the cessation of bleeding: should she exit ihram and resume her life, or must she return to Makkah to complete the Umrah?
Is it permissible for me to pray after the forty days of postpartum bleeding have ended and a continuous flow of red blood is still present, with uncertainty regarding the timing of my menstrual period?
Is prayer obligatory for a woman who had a miscarriage in the third month and underwent a D&C procedure, and did not pray for a week due to pain, or is she required to make up the missed prayers?
Does a husband's divorce pronouncement count if he is in a state of major ritual impurity (junub) and angry, and would it be considered a second divorce pronouncement if the wife later seeks a divorce?
Does a divorce issued by the husband while in a state of extreme anger, and by the wife while in her postpartum period (nifas), take effect? And is this divorce considered the third, after two previous divorces that occurred in a state of anger and during menstruation?
What is the ruling on a wife refusing intercourse due to an exhaustion that afflicts her from her husband's excessive obesity?
What is the ruling of Islamic law concerning a divorce that has occurred, the expenses decreed as compensation for arbitrary divorce, the expenses of the postpartum period (nifas) and the waiting period (iddah) and neglect, the monthly expenses for the daughter, and the provision of rented accommodation? And is it permissible to take these expenses and the accommodation?
What is the ruling on abandoning making up prayers—such as Maghrib and Isha—during the time of ritual purification from menstruation at night due to ignorance?
For how long should a woman who miscarried in her second month and has been bleeding for a long time abstain from prayer, and is she considered like a pregnant woman or like a menstruating woman, and how should she perform her prayers?
Does divorce occur in the following cases: 1. Divorcing the wife while she is in a state of postpartum bleeding (nifas)? 2. Swearing an oath of divorce with the intention of effecting divorce to prevent the wife from doing something, then the wife returns to doing that thing? 3. The husband telling people that he has divorced his wife without explicitly uttering the divorce, while she later returns to the marital home?
Are the three divorces that occurred within two months, without an intervening waiting period (iddah), considered definitive and do they forbid the wife to her husband, so that it is not permissible for him to take her back unless she marries someone else?
ما هي عدة المرأة المطلقة وهي نفساء؟
Is it obligatory to fast the days during which the lochia (nifas) stopped and pinkish discharge, appearing intermittently, was observed?
Is it permissible for a woman to caress her husband's penis with her foot or to hold it with the intention of fondling and caressing, while the husband enjoys that?
Is a woman in postnatal bleeding (nifas) required to pray and fast after the cessation of nifas bleeding, if bleeding occurs five months after childbirth?
What is the ruling on brown discharges that appear after the cessation of postpartum bleeding (nifas) and purification, and must one fast, pray, and engage in marital relations during these days or not?
What is the ruling on a wife refusing sexual intimacy under various pretexts and imposing conditions for it? Are her excuses and demands legitimate? Is a husband's abandonment of his wife in bed as a disciplinary measure for her disobedience permissible? And is a wife entitled to seek divorce if the husband threatens to marry another woman to protect himself [from sin]?
Is a sister who died from a stroke fifteen days after giving birth considered a martyr?
Is it permissible for a polytheist wife who is in a state of postnatal bleeding (nifas) to wash the children, hang laundry, and perform household chores?
What is the ruling on prayer and fasting after the cessation of clear bleeding and the change in the color of the fluid to light beige following the miscarriage, knowing that the bleeding period exceeded forty days?
Is it permissible for a woman in her postpartum period (nifas) to enter the mosque for reasons other than prayer, such as attending a wedding?
Is a woman considered to be in a state of nifas (postpartum bleeding) if she miscarries a fetus after 80 days of pregnancy, given that the fetus died five weeks earlier (after 45 days of pregnancy)? And is it permissible for her to fast and pray?
Does Islamic law include a sexual culture, when should a boy be taught about sexual matters, and what are the limits of this education?