Worship During Menstruation
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How can a woman know if she is still a virgin or has become a non-virgin after the first marital intimacy during her menstrual period?
What acts of worship can a woman perform during menstruation?
Is the brown blood that accompanies the use of birth control pills menstruation or istihadah, and is prayer obligatory with it?
What is the wisdom behind audibility in nighttime prayers and inaudibility in daytime prayers, especially audibility in only two rak'ahs of the 'Isha prayer?
What is the ruling on blood that came down two days after ghusl from menstruation, then stopped, and returned on the fourteenth day? Is it considered menstruation or istihadah, and does the regular cycle change due to breastfeeding?
Does a divorce issued by the husband during intermittent periods of menstruation, and another time under duress, take effect, knowing that the husband was unwilling to divorce each time and only uttered it after insistence and threats from the wife?
Is it permissible not to pray and fast during menstruation when using a cycle regulator, knowing that it does not occur naturally without the regulator?
Is the menstrual period during which a husband divorces his wife—being the first menstrual period of the three months of the waiting period (iddah) that are counted after the divorce—taken into account? And is it permissible for a woman to be proposed to during the waiting period?
What is the explanation of the narration from Ibn 'Umar, may Allah be pleased with him: "We used to fear speaking to and being at ease with our wives during the time of the Prophet, may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him, for fear that something (a revelation) might be revealed concerning us. But when the Prophet, may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him, passed away, we spoke and became at ease"?
Is the husband obligated to spend the night with the wife who has recently given birth, during the postpartum period, if he has another wife?
What is the Sharia ruling regarding a wife who denies the occurrence of divorce after being informed of it three separate times and receiving text messages, and what is the ruling on her resorting to man-made law to claim her rights during the waiting period (iddah), and does that expel her from Islam, and what is the ruling on her family threatening the husband and preventing him from seeing his son?
Is it permissible for a man to take back his divorced wife after divorcing her with three pronouncements of divorce through a court decree, given her consent, her need for assistance, and the presence of their child?
Does a husband's thrice-issued divorce to his wife count if it occurred during her menstrual period and during a period of purity in which he had intercourse with her, taking into consideration Sheikh Ibn Baz's fatwa that such a divorce does not count?
Is Hajj superior, or is Umrah during Ramadan and performing Qiyam (night prayers) in the last ten days of the Grand Mosque (Haram Makkah)?
Is the questioner still considered a wife after being divorced while she was menstruating, and then she requested khulʿ from him? And must she give away in charity everything the husband gave her, or only the mahr?
ما هي كفارة الجماع أثناء الحيض، وما الذي يلزم الزوج في هذه الحالة؟
What is the ruling regarding Tawaf Al-Ifadah, given that the questioner took pills to stop menstruation, then saw brown discharge on the night of the tenth of Dhul-Hijjah, and then performed Tawaf on the eleventh and saw light brown and red discharge after Tawaf?
What is the ruling on a menstruating woman reciting the Qur'an if she becomes in a state of major ritual impurity (junub) after the onset of menstruation? And does what Al-Dasuqi mentioned regarding the permissibility of her recitation while the blood is flowing include the major ritual impurity that occurs after menstruation, or before it, or is there no difference?
What is the ruling of the Shari'ah on a husband taking back his wife and divorcing her more than once?
Is my father's missing three prayers before his death due to severe illness and intensive care considered a bad thing, and what can we do to expiate these prayers?
Are the brown or yellow discharges that appear after menstruation, differing from it in form, color, and odor, considered part of the menstrual period, or are they not considered menstruation and require special purification?
Does the husband incur the expiation of ẓihār if he says to himself, "If I approach my wife during her menstruation, she is as forbidden to me as my mother's back," and then does so without his wife's knowledge? What is the current amount of the expiation? And is it permissible to have intercourse with the wife after her purification but before performing the expiation?
Does a person invalidate an act of worship merely by intending to invalidate it before commencing it?
What is the ruling on a husband having intercourse with his wife if she has performed ghusl after menstruation, based on the strong presumption that it has ceased, then blood appears during intercourse?