Worship During Menstruation
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What is the ruling regarding a husband forcing his wife to have anal intercourse, especially during menstruation and with violence and deceit? And what is the ruling regarding his prayer when he has not performed ghusl from janabah?
Is it better to keep one's hair long and take care of it, or to shave it, knowing that he takes good care of his hair and ties it, and he bases his argument on what was mentioned concerning the fitra?
Is it obligatory to take back one's wife if he divorced her a third, innovated divorce, especially if it occurred during her menstruation, knowing that she is unlawful to him until she marries another husband? And if he takes her back, does she become his wife?
Does a divorce oath apply to a menstruating woman if the husband does not know that she is menstruating?
Is it permissible for a woman to hold her husband's penis with her right hand, and can a man touch his wife's vulva with his right hand?
Must one make up for missed fasting and prayers if blood appears several days after the cessation of menstruation and ritual purification, and one does not know whether it is menstrual blood or not?
What is the ruling on saying, "Give me my things and you are divorced," with the intention of taking the things and not with the intention of divorce, especially given that the wife was menstruating at that time?
How did the grave of Abel remain in existence after the Flood, and what made people aware of it?
Is it permissible for a man to masturbate with his wife's hand during the postpartum period or otherwise, and what are the forbidden or reprehensible ways of marital intercourse?
Would I be considered obsessive and prone to excessive doubts if I experience severe anxiety, stomach pain, and fear of meeting people when I feel or suspect I have been negligent in performing acts of worship?
What is the ruling on the wife now, and has she become irrevocably separated from her husband, who divorced her twice during menstruation, of which he was unaware, and once during a period of purity in which he had intercourse with her, believing that divorce during menstruation did not count, then he learned that it did?
What is the ruling on a woman who entered into a state of Ihram for Umrah from Jeddah, and then her menstrual period began when she was at the Kaaba, so she completed the rituals of Umrah? And what are the consequences for her after she returns home, fifteen days later? Is she still in a state of Ihram, and can her husband not approach her? And is she required to offer a sacrifice?
Is it a condition that the night vigil (qiyam al-layl) be only prayer, or may it include remembrance (dhikr) and reading the Qur’an, and when does the time for the night vigil begin, and does speaking with someone during it invalidate it?
What is the ruling on one who abandoned prayer due to obsessive whispers (waswās), uttered phrases indicating despair and discontent with God's decree, felt comfortable reading material that calls for turning away from religion, yet without denying religion, and what should he do regarding his acts of worship during that period?
Does divorce occur if a husband divorces his wife while he is in a state of extreme anger, and his wife is in a state of ritual impurity (janabah) and menstruation?
What should I do to remove the burden I feel during prayer, with the exception of prostration (sujud) and the prayer of waking (salat al-istiqadh), as I find comfort in them?
Is intercourse permissible during the discharge of a small amount of brownish fluid, sometimes accompanied by reddish streaks, given that the menstrual cycle is irregular and there are no menstrual pains, and is expiation required for intercourse that occurred in this situation?
Is it permissible to caress the wife's breast with the penis?
Does the divorce pronounced by the husband with the words: "You are divorced" and uttered during his wife's menstrual period, without the presence of witnesses, take effect, and what should the husband do if he wishes to take his wife back?
How can one reconcile intensive medical studies during vacation with dedicating time to seeking religious knowledge without feeling deficient or self-reproachful?
What is the ruling on the brownish discharge that appears immediately after seeing the clear fluid indicating purification from menstruation, and is this brownish discharge considered menstruation, necessitating not performing ghusl, especially if it occurs within the usual period?
What is the ruling on celebrating the birth of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, and holding it on every occasion such as giving thanks, marriage, or the seventh day of a newborn, and what is the refutation against those who say that it is for reminding people of the Prophet's biography?
Must one purify oneself and repeat the prayer if light, whitish blood appears after ritual bathing from menstruation?
Did the women know God and believe in Him, even to the extent that they said, "God forbid! This is no human being"?