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Question: What are the rulings of a woman who has given birth in detail? Answer: The blood that a woman sees after the first part of the baby comes out of the womb within ten days, provided that the blood of childbirth applies to it, is postpartum blood (Nifas). The blood that comes before that is not Nifas. The minimum duration of Nifas blood is one moment and the maximum duration is ten days, and more than that is not Nifas. If the postpartum blood exceeds ten days, if the woman has a habit of duration in her menses, the blood is counted postpartum blood for the number of days of her habit, and the rest is counted istihadah. But if she does not have a habit of duration, up to ten days the blood is Nifas, and the rest is istihadah. If she forgets her habit, she should assume the habit as the highest number that gives probability. What is obligatory on the menstruating woman is also obligatory on a woman who sees postpartum blood. According to the obligatory precaution, the following acts are forbidden for a woman who sees postpartum blood: Stopping in the mosque and entering it without passing Passing through the two mosques (Masjid al-Haram and the mosque of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace) Reciting the obligatory verses of prostration Touching the script of the Quran and the name of God -
Question: Does Istihadah happen every month for a woman or not? Answer: Istihadah which is any blood that comes out of a woman and is not the blood of menstruation, puerperium, wound, injury, or virgin blood, comes out of a woman at different times and is often seen after menstruation or puerperium and sometimes before menstruation.
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Question: Some women take certain medication to delay their monthly period, especially during Ramadhan and Hajj. However, in some cases intermittent (irregular) blood appears during their period time. This blood does not have the same characteristics of Haydh. What is the ruling in this case? Answer: Based on this question, the ruling of Haydh is not applicable to the intermittent blood, as it does not have the characteristics and duration (3 days) of Haydh, so their fast of the month of Ramadhan and Hajj is valid.