KEWAJIBAN SAAT HAID Ft. Ning Sheila Hasina Zamzami - Fikih Wanita - Ponpes Lirboyo, Kediri (2/6)

Summary

This video script discusses Islamic guidelines for women during menstruation, emphasizing the importance of determining when bleeding starts and stops to adhere to religious obligations. It covers the prohibitions during menstruation, such as abstaining from prayer and fasting, and the necessity of cleanliness to avoid defilement. The video also addresses the confusion around intermittent bleeding, explaining the proper Islamic rituals and the significance of checking for blood cessation using a white cloth or tissue. It highlights the different opinions among scholars regarding the color and consistency of blood that indicates the end of menstruation. Additionally, the script provides insights on counting clean days and the permissibility of delaying the ghusl (ritual bath) until prayer time. It concludes with advice for women on maintaining cleanliness and performing prayers while traveling.

Takeaways

• 😀 The discussion revolves around the Islamic rulings concerning menstruation (hayd) and the practices that women should follow during this period.
• ⏰ It is important to determine when the bleeding starts and stops, as this affects the calculation of the menstrual cycle and the resumption of religious obligations.
• 🚫 During menstruation, women are prohibited from performing certain acts such as prayer (salat), fasting (puasa), and reading the Quran.
• 👚 Women should be cautious with blood stains to avoid contaminating prayer areas or other spaces used for religious activities.
• 🛁 If bleeding stops for less than 24 hours, it's not necessary to take a full bath (ghusl); instead, one should perform minor ablution (wudhu) before resuming prayer.
• 🔍 The method to check if bleeding has stopped involves using a white cloth or tissue to test for the presence of blood in the genital area.
• 🕒 The script emphasizes the importance of regular checks for bleeding, especially when there is a strong suspicion that bleeding has occurred or stopped.
• 📅 The calculation of the menstrual period and the period of purity (suci) is crucial and should be done correctly to avoid missing religious obligations.
• 🛂 For those on a long journey, if adequate water is found, it is permissible to delay the full bath (ghusl) until the time of the next obligatory prayer.
• 🤔 The script clarifies misconceptions about the necessity of a full bath after bleeding stops, emphasizing that the intention and feeling of water over the entire body are sufficient for the ritual.
• 📢 The video aims to educate women on the proper understanding and practices during menstruation, which is a significant aspect of a woman's religious life.

Q & A

What should a woman do when her menstrual bleeding starts?

When a woman's menstrual bleeding starts, she should avoid actions that are prohibited during menstruation, such as praying and fasting. She should also be cautious with the blood to prevent it from contaminating items used for worship.

How should a woman handle her blood if it is considered impure?

If a woman's blood is considered impure, she should be careful not to let it contaminate other items. This includes changing her clothes if they are stained with blood.

What is the recommended way to check if the menstrual bleeding has stopped?

To check if the menstrual bleeding has stopped, a woman should use a white cloth or tissue to gently press and hold against the vaginal area for a few seconds and then check if there is any blood on it.

What should a woman do if her bleeding is intermittent?

If a woman experiences intermittent bleeding, she should check if the bleeding has stopped for at least 24 hours before resuming religious activities that require purity.

How is the duration of menstrual bleeding counted in terms of days?

The duration of menstrual bleeding is counted from the start of the bleeding on one day to the same time on the next day. For example, if bleeding starts at 7 AM on day 1, it is counted as one day from 7 AM on day 2.

What is the ruling on praying when a woman's bleeding stops and starts intermittently?

If a woman's bleeding stops and then starts again intermittently, she should pray when she is sure that the bleeding has stopped for at least 24 hours. If it stops and starts within less than 24 hours, she should perform the prayer without a full bath, just by performing minor ablution.

What should a woman do if she suspects her bleeding has stopped but is unsure?

If a woman is unsure whether her bleeding has stopped, she should perform a check using a white cloth or tissue as described earlier to confirm the cessation of bleeding.

Can a woman delay her major ablution (ghusl) until she needs to pray?

Yes, a woman can delay her major ablution until she needs to pray, but she should perform minor ablution (wudu) and ensure cleanliness before continuing with her daily activities.

What is the advice for women who are traveling and cannot perform a full bath immediately after their bleeding stops?

For women traveling, if they find water sufficient for a full bath, they should perform it. If not, they can perform Tayammum (dry ablution) as a substitute until they find water for a full bath.

How should a woman count the days of purity if she has a regular cycle?

A woman should count the days of purity from the time her bleeding stops to the same time on the following day and continue counting for 15 days. For example, if she becomes pure at 5 PM on day 1, she should count 15 days from 5 PM on day 16.