Women
13th December 2008
i am 49 years old
i have irregular periods but i basically know most rules regarding maximum days of period etc
my discharge is the problem both at the beginning when i am about to start and towards the end of my period the discharge is a more creamy colour
for instance today (my 9th day of periods starting) the discharge is not brown or pink but a creamy colour which then later days will become more whitish/yellow colour(when dry). this creamy colour will dry to a very pale beige/cream colour. can i read my namaz or do i still wait for a white discharge ?
Women
3rd December 2008
Respected Mufti Sahab,
As-Salaamu Alaikum,
Innal Allaha la yastahyee minal Haq!
My habit is of bleeding 8 days every month. This time I had a white discharge on the 7th day of the month. Thinking that I had attained purity, I bathed and started praying but soon after on the same day [i.e. 7th day] I saw some dark brown discharge. Since my habit was that of 8 days, I stopped praying and therefore, did not fast and pray on the 8th day. However, at night of the 8th day, in accordance with my habit, without waiting to see a white discharge, I bathed and prayed the Isha salah. Then I fasted and prayed on the 9th day, but again saw some light brown discharge at 'asr time. Now, I am a bit confused. Should I consider this haidh or istihadah?
I am thinking that this is what I should do. Please correct me, if this is not the right approach and advise me otherwise. I should stop praying and fasting until the tenth day. If I have the brown/non-white discharge on the 11th day also, then that would mean I am suffering from istihadah. Therefore, I should take the first 8 days as haidh, in acc to my habit and make up prayers/fast for the 9th and 10th day. If this is the case, then does my fast that I kept and prayers that I prayed on the 9th day count at all, or do I have to repeat them anyways?
Wa Salaam
Women
3rd December 2008
i am abit confused as i have heard by some people that women should not be really going to the mosque as it is more rewarding bto pray at home.
Women
2nd December 2008
assalamualaykum, my college is free mixed, wherever you go there is fitnah, you have hijabi sisters openly fornicating with brothers, its really heartbreaking, i was thinking of writing an article on free mixing adn distributing them around college, however my knowledge is limited, i was hoping that inshallah you may be able to help me by quoting some hadiths and Qur'an
jazakallah for your time and effort
may Allah be pleased with you
Women
27th November 2008
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhui recently bought a pocket size dua book which i find very useful and have been using alot lately as it is in arabic and english. I was just wondering is it ok to carry on reading this dua book during the time of the month? And do i need to do wudu before touching this dua book at any time?jazakallahu khairan
Women
8th November 2008
If a woman fasted out of Ramadhan (her qaza fasts) and she starts her monthly period during the day, can she eat and drink for the rest of the day???
Women
9th September 2008
assalamu alaykum ww
insha'allah i intend to get married in a couple of years. for the first few years we will live with his family, and then if resourses permit , move out. i have absolutely no problem with this.
however, i wear hijab and due to the fact that my fiance is an alim,he expects me to do hijab from his brothers despite the fact that we'll be living together, eating together etc. as you can imagine this is going to be really hard for me because i will constantly have to be in hijab, even in front of him most of the time...
therefore i just wanted to clarify whether it is necessary to observe full pardah in front of them..if there is no fear of fitnah, then would it not be sufficient for me to cover everything apart from my face?
Jazakallah
Women
18th August 2008
I have read on another 'question and answer' site that women are not regarded as travelling if they are on a period. Consequently when they take a bath to become pure once they reach their destination, they have to pray full salaat.
I will be travelling to the middle east with my family and am likely to still be on my periods on the journey there, but will probably finish once I get there. My husband will be able to pray qasr, but not me. Why is this so?
Jazakallah.
Women
12th August 2008
Assalaamu alaikum
When a women is out due to necessity to do shopping for the family, is it forbidden for her to answer the salaam of a non mahram shop keeper she comes into contact with? Also, how should one limit their speech when out and about in situations where the voice must be used?
Jazakallah
Ws
Women
11th August 2008
why women can not work in our society?plz give me the reason and main points ..in daitail?
Women
11th August 2008
Assalamu Alaikum,
I have a problem. Alhamdulillah I am doing my Salaah now with right wudhu and everything InshAllah, but before when I did Salaah for a period of maybe one or two months (I'm not sure) I wasn't completely sure if I was a ma'thur and I was confused on the ruling regarding discharge and the validity of one's wudhu. Thus when I was away from home and performing Dhuhr Salaah, due to the diffiulty in performing Istinjaa, I just did wudhu and did Salaah. After some time of learning, I realised that the area soiled must be cleaned and wudhu is invalidated if discharge is visible if it is not clear. Thus my question is: I s my salaah valid on the basis hat I performed my wudhu but did not do istinjaa or cean my clothes. I was not 100% at time perhps if I experienced discharge and if I did whther it was clear, but due to my normal experience I can say that I normally would have discharge If I didn't perform istinjaa for that period of timke when I was away from home.
Also I am not sure if this occured any time after, i.e I have normally always performed my Salaah Alhamdulillah, but apart from that period of time stated above I'm not sure if there has been similar times when my wudhu was not propper perhaps? Should I leave this doubt or re-do my Salaah?
Jazkallah Khair and May Allah Reward you InshAllah!
Wassalam
Women
11th August 2008
Due to a contraceptive method used, I am not getting my normal menses. However, I do have discharge throughout the month , and this can often be discoloured ie yellow in colour. Should I refrain from praying Salaat while experiencing such discharge during my Haidh time? I have been advised to not pray, however it is causing me great anxiety during the month of Ramadhaan as it seems I'm missing my fast due to something I'm not even sure of, as at times I will only get a small spot of discoloured discharge- and then nothing for 3-4 days, where upon I will take ghusl, make up for Salaats missed and then a few days later within my ten days I wil again get a small spotting. I am really confused, please advise.
Women
10th August 2008
Asaaamu alaikum,
i would like to know where exactly has it been mentioned in the quran or hadith that it is compulsary for women to observe niqab? from what i have gathered that the scolars have recently decided for it be compulsary on a woman.
Jazakallah
Women
9th August 2008
respected muft saab
asalamualikum,
if you cannot concieve natrually, and have been trying for 10 years can you have IVF treatment?
jazakumullah
Women
9th August 2008
is invitrofertilization usin the husbands sperm and the wifes eggs permissable
Women
8th August 2008
Assalamualykum. I am planning to go for hajj for 4 weeeks and have been advised to take pills in order to stop me from menstruating in these weeks. My periods are erratic and last for 10 days when they do appear as i have an underlying medical condition. I would like to know if i am able to take these pills or not? Jazakallah. Wassalam.
Women
4th August 2008
Assalaamu Alaikum.
I would like to if women are allowed to put on lip gloss. Please let me Know if you can.
Jaza K'Allah.
Allah Hafiz.
Women
4th August 2008
As-Salaamu Alaikum,
In the Quran it states that it takes 2 women to bear witness about an issue or occurance (crime)where it only takes one man. Could you please give me clarification about this.
Jazah-Allah-kharun
Women
13th June 2008
is it permissable for women to wear jewellery especially rings made of other metals, not real gold and silver?
Women
14th May 2008
AssalamuAlaikum,
I was wondering, when does one know when Haidh has ended and when to check.
My normal period of time is about 9/10 days or so or sometimes more, but after about day 8 Imostly only experience discharge being yellow or white but not always red, and I know that this is still regarged as Haidh if within 10 days and it is not clear, but when does one know when to check? Do I check an hour before every Salaah or whenevr I have the need to go to the toilet etc? Because say if one goes to the toilet at Asr and sees there is some discharge and thus Haidh still continues, Maghrib at times is very near to Asr, thus do they check before maghrib as well, and if one does and sees no Haidh how does one know that this is because it has stopped or because it is due to the short period of time after you did istinjiaa and thus it has been washed away but may appear after some hours?
Jazkallah Khair!
