QUESTION: A lady spotted her Haidh on Tuesday, 12 August. Thereafter, she saw nothing. Today (15 August) she started bleeding. Will she count her Haidh from Tuesday or from today? ANSWER: In principle, if a single bleeding (which was preceded by a minimum Tuhr period...
QUESTION: If a woman experiencing Haidh gets married, is the time she spends in seclusion with her husband considered to be Khalwah Sahihah? What will the status of the Walimah be, if she is still in Haidh when it is hosted? ANSWER: Khalwah Sahihah refers to that...
Q1. A female saw a coloured discharge after it had dried. She does not know what colour it was when it was wet. However, the rest of the day (before and after this) she saw a normal discharge (not this colour). Should this dry, coloured discharge be considered as...
QUESTION: Please advise whether it is permissible or not, to remove unwanted hair and to clip nails during Haidh? ANSWER: Books of Jurisprudence declare this action as being Makrooh. Hence, it would be preferable not to clip the nails during Haidh, unless there is a...
QUESTION: Is it permissible for a woman to recite the following Aayaah during Haidh, as she recites them daily for Barakah and goodness in life? ومن يتق الله يجعل له مخرجا، ويرزقه من حيث لا تحتسب، ومن يتوكل على الله فهو حسبه ولسوف يعطيك ربك فترضي رب إني لما أنزلت إلي...
QUESTION: A woman was under the impression that beige discharge is regarded as Haidh. She saw beige for 10 days before Ramadhaan started. So she counted the 10 days of beige as Haidh. The first night of Ramadhaan at Maghrib time, she saw red blood. However, she...
QUESTION: A woman during her Nifaas period for 39 days and a few hours. After her 40th day, she starts spotting. Will the Nifaas period be considered as a full 40-day term? ANSWER: If this is her first Nifaas, then the entire forty days will be considered Nifaas. If...
QUESTION: Is it Waajib for a female experiencing Haidh to read Takbeer-ut-Tashreeq? ANSWER: There are two views in regard to Takbeeraat-e-Tashreeq for females. One view is of Wujoob, and the other view is that it is Mustahab. However, caution dictates that it should...