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    Rulings On Menstruation

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    This document summarizes Islamic rulings regarding menstruation for women. It states that during menstruation it is haram for women to pray, fast, read Quran out loud, perform tawaf around the Ka'bah, stay in the mosque or Eid prayer area, have sexual intercourse, or be divorced. However, reading Quran silently or having non-intercourse intimacy with husbands is permitted. It also notes requirements to make up missed prayers and fasts after menstruation ends, and that ghusl purification is required. The document encourages women not to feel shy about menstruation and to ask questions.

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    This document summarizes Islamic rulings regarding menstruation for women. It states that during menstruation it is haram for women to pray, fast, read Quran out loud, perform tawaf around the Ka'bah, stay in the mosque or Eid prayer area, have sexual intercourse, or be divorced. However, reading Quran silently or having non-intercourse intimacy with husbands is permitted. It also notes requirements to make up missed prayers and fasts after menstruation ends, and that ghusl purification is required. The document encourages women not to feel shy about menstruation and to ask questions.

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    This document summarizes Islamic rulings regarding menstruation for women. It states that during menstruation it is haram for women to pray, fast, read Quran out loud, perform tawaf around the Ka'bah, stay in the mosque or Eid prayer area, have sexual intercourse, or be divorced. However, reading Quran silently or having non-intercourse intimacy with husbands is permitted. It also notes requirements to make up missed prayers and fasts after menstruation ends, and that ghusl purification is required. The document encourages women not to feel shy about menstruation and to ask questions.

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    Rulings On Menstruation

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    Abdullah Ibn Muhammad
    This document summarizes Islamic rulings regarding menstruation for women. It states that during menstruation it is haram for women to pray, fast, read Quran out loud, perform tawaf around the Ka'bah, stay in the mosque or Eid prayer area, have sexual intercourse, or be divorced. However, reading Quran silently or having non-intercourse intimacy with husbands is permitted. It also notes requirements to make up missed prayers and fasts after menstruation ends, and that ghusl purification is required. The document encourages women not to feel shy about menstruation and to ask questions.

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    Rulings on Menstruation

    http://www.facebook.com/note.php?created&&note_id=455169712247&id=108225342746

    Brothers, this note is only for our Sisters, so please do not read it. Jazakallaah Khayer

    Bismillaahir Rahmanir Rahim,

    We should not feel shy to learn Islam. We'll be happy if our attempt assists even a single
    sister.

    1. Praying Salah:

    It is Haraam for a menstruating woman to pay both obligatory and naafil prayers.

    2. Reading Quran:

    With regard to the menstruating woman reading Qur’aan, if she is looking at it or thinking of
    it in her heart, without speaking the words out loud, there is nothing wrong with that, such as
    if the Mus-haf is placed there, and she looks at the verses and reads them in her heart.

    But if she is reciting it out loud, the majority of scholars are of the view that this is not
    allowed.
     

    3. Fasting:

    It is haraam for a menstruating woman to fast, whether it is an obligatory or a naafil fast. But
    she has to make up any obligatory fasts that she misses.

    4. Tawaaf around the Ka’bah:

    It is Haram for a menstruating woman to circumambulate the Ka’bah, whether that is


    obligatory or naafil.

    5. Staying in the Masjid:

    It is haraam for the menstruating woman to stay in the mosque and even in the Eid prayer-
    place.

    6. Making Love:

    It is Haram for her husband to have intercourse with her, and it is Haram for her to allow him
    to do so. But it is permissible for him to do that which will satisfy his desire without having
    intercourse, such as kissing, touching and intimacy that is less than intercourse.

     
    7. Divorce:

    It is Haram for a husband to divorce a menstruating woman during her menses.

    8. Ghusl:

    When the menstruating woman’s period ends, she must do ghusl by purifying her entire body.

     
     

    Bottom Line:

     There is no reason to feel too much shy or guiltiness because of menstruation. This is
    how Allaah has created us and this world is nothing but a test.
     We have tried our best to share the most important rulings on menstruation as simple
    as possible. If any of our sister has any question, please feel free to ask.
     You can also send your question to us via email, Inshallaah our female admins will
    answer you as soon as possible.

     
    Jazakillaah Khayer for being with us, Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuhu

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