PERLUKAH WANITA HAID MENGQADHA SALAT❓ Ft. Ning Sheila Hasina - Fikih Wanita - Ponpes Lirboyo, Kediri

Summary

In this video, Sheila Xina explains the concept of Qadha (making up missed prayers) for women who experience menstruation. She discusses the obligation to perform Qadha for prayers missed during menstruation, both when the blood begins and when it stops. Sheila provides clear examples, such as needing to perform Qadha for a missed Zuhr prayer if menstruation begins just before its time ends. She also explains the importance of making up prayers for the previous time (like Zuhr or Maghrib) if menstruation stops just before the next prayer time starts. The video aims to clarify these rules based on religious principles and the interpretations of Islamic scholars.

Takeaways

• 😀 Women do not need to make up (qadha) prayers missed during menstruation itself.
• 😀 Qadha is required if menstruation begins after a prayer time starts but before the prayer is performed.
• 😀 If menstruation starts after a prayer time has started and there is still time to perform the prayer, the missed prayer must be made up.
• 😀 Example: If menstruation begins 3 minutes after the dhuhr time starts, the dhuhr prayer must be made up.
• 😀 If menstruation begins right after a prayer time starts but the prayer is not performed, no qadha is needed for that prayer.
• 😀 Qadha must be performed for prayers missed due to menstruation when it ends during a prayer time.
• 😀 If menstruation ends close to the time for the next prayer and there is enough time to perform at least Takbiratul Ihram, the missed prayer must be made up.
• 😀 Example: If menstruation ends just one minute before Ashar time begins, the dhuhr prayer must be made up before Ashar begins.
• 😀 If menstruation ends during a prayer time, the woman must perform both the current prayer and the missed one from the previous time.
• 😀 The reasoning behind the requirement to make up missed prayers is based on Islamic jurisprudence, as confirmed by scholars.

Q & A

What is Qadha in the context of menstruation and prayer?

Qadha refers to the act of making up for missed prayers due to menstruation. Women are required to perform Qadha for prayers missed during their menstrual cycle, either when menstruation begins or ends during a prayer time.

What happens if menstruation starts during the time of a prayer?

If menstruation begins during the prayer time, the woman must perform Qadha for that prayer, provided there was enough time to perform it before menstruation started. For example, if menstruation starts just after the Zuhr prayer time began and the woman did not pray, she needs to make up for it later.

Is a woman required to perform Qadha for prayers if menstruation begins before the prayer can be completed?

No, if menstruation begins before the woman can even perform the prayer (within the time to perform the prayer), she does not need to make up that prayer, as the prayer was not missed due to menstruation.

When does a woman need to perform Qadha for a prayer that was missed due to menstruation?

A woman must perform Qadha for a prayer if menstruation starts after the prayer time has passed, and the prayer could not be performed before menstruation began. For instance, if menstruation begins right after the Zuhr prayer time starts and the prayer was not performed, the Zuhr prayer must be made up.

What happens if menstruation ends right before the prayer time starts?

If menstruation ends just before the next prayer time starts, the woman must perform Qadha for the missed prayer (such as Zuhr if it ended just before Asr) in addition to the regular prayer of that time.

Why is it necessary to perform Qadha when menstruation ends during a prayer time?

The requirement to perform Qadha when menstruation ends during a prayer time is based on established religious rulings. Even though it may seem unusual, this is a rule set by religious scholars.

What is the rule when menstruation ends before the time of the Isya prayer?

If menstruation ends right before the Isya prayer time, the woman must perform Qadha for the Maghrib prayer in addition to the Isya prayer.

How does the time left for a prayer after menstruation ends affect whether Qadha is required?

If there is enough time left to say Takbiratul Ihram (Allahu Akbar) and start the prayer, the woman is required to perform Qadha for the missed prayer. For example, if menstruation ends just before the Asr prayer time and there is enough time to start the Zuhr prayer, she must make it up.

What is the difference between Qadha when menstruation begins and when it ends?

The difference is that when menstruation begins during a prayer time, the missed prayer must be made up if enough time was available to perform it. When menstruation ends, the woman must perform Qadha for the prayer she missed, plus the regular prayer for the current time.

Can a woman perform Qadha for prayers after her menstrual cycle ends?

Yes, after menstruation ends, a woman is required to perform Qadha for any missed prayers during her menstrual period. She must make up the missed prayers for both when menstruation began and when it ended during the prayer times.