Menstruation rulings in just 24 minutes

Summary

This video covers the Islamic rulings on menstruation and postnatal bleeding. It explains how menstruation is identified, the rules for both men and women to understand, and the importance of this knowledge for marital and familial guidance. The video delves into the specifics of menstrual cycles, including the maximum and minimum durations, the implications for divorce, and the differences for pregnant women and those experiencing postnatal bleeding. Additionally, it outlines the dos and don'ts during menstruation, such as prayer and fasting restrictions, and provides guidance on how to manage prayers missed during menstruation.

Takeaways

• 📘 Both men and women should study menstruation and postnatal bleeding rulings as they can be relevant to various situations.
• 🩸 Menstrual blood is considered such regardless of its color, as long as it comes out naturally and not due to injury or medication.
• 🚫 It's prohibited (Haram) to divorce a woman during her period, and such a divorce would not count towards the mandatory three cycles needed after a divorce.
• 🕒 Menstrual bleeding can last a maximum of 15 days, and there must be a minimum of 15 days of purity before a new period is recognized.
• 🧼 A woman can recognize the end of her period by either a white discharge or a clean white cloth/tissue test.
• 📅 Women fall into three categories regarding menstruation: those with their first period, those with established cycles, and pregnant women.
• 👩‍🍼 Pregnant women have different maximum bleeding durations depending on the stage of pregnancy: 15 days (0-3 months), 20 days (3-6 months), and 30 days (6 months to term).
• 👶 Postnatal bleeding can last up to 60 days; after this period, any new blood is considered a new menstrual cycle.
• 🙏 During menstruation, women cannot pray, fast, perform Tawaf, enter the main prayer area of a mosque, touch a complete Arabic Quran, or engage in intercourse and direct foreplay without a barrier.
• 🛐 When a woman's period ends, she must make up obligatory fasts missed but not the prayers. If she becomes pure during a prayer time, she must perform that prayer if time permits.

Q & A

Why is it important for men to study the rulings on menstruation and postnatal bleeding?

Men need to study these rulings to assist their wives, siblings, and daughters who may have questions. Additionally, some rulings directly relate to men, such as those concerning divorce.

What is considered menstrual blood according to the scholars?

Menstrual blood is considered any blood, regardless of color (red, yellowish, dark red, or brown), that comes out by itself from the front. It is not due to injury or medication and does not come from a girl under nine years old or a woman over fifty.

What are the rulings regarding divorce and menstruation?

A woman must wait three full cycles before remarrying after divorce. A cycle can only be counted if the woman bleeds for at least half a day. It is haram for a man to divorce a woman during her period, and a judge can force them to remarry. The divorce still counts, but remarrying is to prevent hardship due to extended waiting periods.

What is the maximum duration of a menstrual period?

A menstrual period can never last more than 15 days. Any bleeding beyond 15 days is ignored, and the woman can pray and fast normally after purification.

How does a woman know when her period has stopped?

There are two signs indicating the end of a period: the appearance of a white liquid with no traces of blood, or the use of a white cloth or tissue that shows no coloring. If either sign is present, the woman is considered pure and ready for worship.

What are the three categories of women concerning the rulings of menstruation?

The three categories are: 1) a woman who has just started her first period, 2) a woman who knows her usual period length, and 3) a pregnant woman.

What is the ruling for a woman who has just started her first period?

She follows the general ruling of a 15-day maximum for bleeding. After 15 days, even if there is still blood, she is considered pure and should resume praying and fasting.

What should a woman who knows her usual period length do if she bleeds longer than usual?

She can bleed for up to three extra days beyond her usual period length, provided it does not exceed 15 days. After the extra days, she is considered pure even if there is still blood.

What should a woman do if her period stops and then comes back within her usual period length?

She should only count the days she is bleeding. If her period stops and then returns, she continues counting the bleeding days until she reaches her usual period length plus three days. After this, she is considered pure.

What are the maximum days of bleeding for a pregnant woman?

For a pregnant woman: 1) from 0 to 3 months, the maximum is 15 days, 2) from 3 to 6 months, the maximum is 20 days, and 3) from 6 months until the end of pregnancy, the maximum is 30 days.

Outlines

00:00

🌸 Importance of Studying Menstruation and Postnatal Bleeding

This section emphasizes the significance of understanding the rules of menstruation and postnatal bleeding for both men and women. It explains that even a small amount of blood from the front, regardless of color, is considered menstrual blood if it occurs naturally and not due to injury or medication. It also outlines conditions like age limits for what constitutes period blood and the importance of these rulings in contexts like divorce.

05:01

💔 Divorce and Menstruation

This paragraph discusses the rules of divorce in relation to menstruation. A woman must wait three complete menstrual cycles to remarry, with each cycle requiring at least half a day of bleeding to be counted. It also explains that divorcing a woman during her period is prohibited and would extend the waiting period, leading to a forced remarriage by a judge to rectify the situation.

10:03

🔄 General Menstruation Rules

The section outlines the general rules for menstruation, stating a period can last a maximum of 15 days. Any bleeding after 15 days can be ignored, and a woman must wait a minimum of 15 days after her period before any new bleeding is considered a new period. It also explains the signs that indicate the end of a period, such as the appearance of a white liquid or a clean white cloth.

15:03

🔢 Categories of Women and Menstruation

This section categorizes women into three groups regarding menstruation: those having their first period, those with regular cycles, and pregnant women. It details the rules for each category, such as the maximum duration of bleeding, the usual length of periods, and the specific rules for pregnant women, emphasizing that their maximum bleeding days change as the pregnancy progresses.

20:04

🩸 Postnatal Bleeding

This part explains the rules for postnatal bleeding, stating that a woman can bleed for up to 60 days after giving birth without needing to pray. If bleeding continues beyond 60 days, she must resume praying. The general rules of counting period days and signs of purity apply similarly to postnatal bleeding.

🚫 Restrictions During Menstruation

This section outlines what women cannot do during their period: pray, fast, perform Tawaf, enter the mosque, touch a complete Arabic Quran, and engage in sexual intercourse or foreplay without a barrier. It also mentions that women on their period can take contraception to delay their period if they plan to perform Tawaf.

📝 Making Up Missed Prayers

This paragraph explains the rules for making up missed prayers. If a woman becomes pure before the prayer time ends, she must make up that prayer. It also details how to handle situations when outside or shopping when one becomes pure, emphasizing the importance of immediately seeking purification to make up the prayer within its time frame.

Keywords

💡Menstruation

Menstruation is the monthly shedding of the uterine lining in women. This video segment discusses its importance, how it is identified, and the Islamic rulings related to it, such as the implications for prayer and fasting during this time.

💡Postnatal Bleeding

Postnatal bleeding, also known as lochia, occurs after childbirth as the body expels leftover blood and tissue from the uterus. The video explains the maximum duration for postnatal bleeding in Islamic rulings and how it affects a woman's ability to perform religious duties.

💡Purity

Purity refers to a state of cleanliness required for performing certain religious activities in Islam, such as prayer. The video details the conditions that determine when a woman is considered pure after menstruation or postnatal bleeding, and the associated signs.

💡Cycle

A cycle refers to the recurring monthly period of menstruation. In the context of the video, it discusses the requirement for a woman to wait three menstrual cycles after a divorce before she can remarry and the conditions that define a complete cycle.

💡Istihadah

Istihadah refers to non-menstrual vaginal bleeding. The video touches on how this type of bleeding is different from menstrual bleeding and the implications it has for a woman’s ability to pray and fast.

💡Divorce

Divorce in Islam has specific rulings, especially concerning the timing related to a woman's menstrual cycle. The video highlights that divorcing a woman during her period is considered sinful and details the necessary waiting period of three cycles before remarriage.

💡Ritual Purity

Ritual purity, or Taharah, is the state of cleanliness required for Muslims to perform prayers and other acts of worship. The video explains how women can achieve ritual purity after menstruation or postnatal bleeding through specific signs and practices.

💡Menstrual Blood

Menstrual blood is the blood discharged during menstruation. The video specifies that even a small amount of such blood, regardless of its color, is considered menstrual blood, and the related religious rulings apply.

💡Pregnancy Bleeding

Pregnancy bleeding can occur during pregnancy and is treated with specific rulings in Islam. The video describes the different maximum durations for bleeding depending on the stage of pregnancy and how these affect religious obligations.

💡Signs of Purity

Signs of purity are indicators that a woman’s menstruation or postnatal bleeding has ended, allowing her to resume religious duties. The video mentions two main signs: a white discharge (quaya) and a clean, uncolored cloth or tissue (karta).

💡Tawaf

Tawaf is the act of circumambulating the Kaaba in Mecca, an essential part of the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages. The video notes that women on their periods are not allowed to perform Tawaf, likening it to prayer due to its spiritual significance.

Highlights

The section on menstruation and postnatal bleeding is essential for both men and women to understand.

Menstrual blood is identified by the presence of blood from the front, regardless of its color, as long as it is not caused by injury or medication.

Menstrual blood is not considered valid for those younger than 9 years old or older women who have gone through menopause.

A woman must wait three menstrual cycles before remarrying after a divorce, and each cycle must include at least half a day of bleeding.

It is prohibited (Haram) for a man to divorce his wife during her menstrual period, and the judge can enforce a remarrying process with potential penalties.

Menstruation cannot last more than 15 days, and there must be a minimum of 15 days of purity before any new bleeding is considered a new period.

There are two signs to determine the end of menstruation: the appearance of white discharge or the absence of blood on a white cloth.

There are three categories of women regarding menstruation: those having their first period, those with a regular cycle, and pregnant women.

The maximum bleeding period for a first-time menstruator is 15 days, while women with regular cycles have a usual length plus three days, up to a maximum of 15 days.

If a woman has irregular periods, she should use the length of her last cycle as a reference.

For women who cannot remember their last cycle length, they should use the maximum estimate within a range.

If menstruation stops and resumes, count only the days with bleeding until reaching the usual length plus three days.

Pregnant women can bleed up to 15 days (0-3 months), 20 days (3-6 months), or 30 days (6 months to end of pregnancy).

Postnatal bleeding can last up to 60 days, after which the woman should return to spiritual purity and normal religious activities.

Women cannot pray or fast during menstruation; missed obligatory fasts must be made up, but prayers do not need to be.

Women on their period cannot perform Tawaf, enter the mosque, or touch a complete Arabic Quran, even with a barrier.

Women can engage in foreplay with a barrier but not in intercourse during menstruation.

If a woman becomes pure before prayer time ends, she should look for purification means and pray if there's enough time.

If a woman is outside or busy, she must attempt purification as soon as possible to make up the prayer; delaying for personal reasons requires making up the prayer.

Transcripts

alhamdulillah we now are beginning the

final section of the F of purification

and that is the section on

menstruation and postnatal bleeding now

before we continue these rulings are not

just for women to study by the way

they're also for men to study because

you might be in a situation where you

marry someone who might have some

questions or you might have some

siblings that might have some questions

you might have some daughters that might

have some questions and so on and even

some rulings in this section also

directly relate to the man so for

example in the topic of divorce right

and these are things that we're all

going to touch on in this lesson today

so that's why it's very important to

study this topic to Great depth for just

not just sisters but also Brothers as

well so let's get started what exactly

is considered a period how do we know

that a sister has begun her period the

scholars they've said that even if a

tiny amount of blood has come out from

the front whatever the color of that

blood so it could be red it could be

yellowish it could be dark red it could

even look a bit Brown so long as a tiny

amount of blood comes out it would be

considered menstrual blood and the

rulings of menstruation would apply to

that woman this Blood must have come out

by itself not because you've hurt

yourself for example or because of

medicine this Blood must have come out

by itself for it to be considered as

menstrual blood and likewise this Blood

wouldn't be considered period blood if

it comes from someone that's way too

young so less than 9 years old for

example or someone way too old who's

gone through me menopause around 50

years or older or something along those

lines right so this is kind of the the

boundaries if you like of what is

considered period blood and what is not

considered period

blood since we're on this topic let's

now speak a bit about divorce clear that

out and then we can go straight into the

main rulings for menstruation regarding

divorce when a woman divorces her

husband you might or might not know that

she has to wait three Cycles in order to

be able to marry someone else three

period Cycles now do you remember at the

beginning just a second ago we said that

if a tiny amount of blood comes out this

would be considered a period this does

not apply when counting a cycle after

divorce a cycle can only be counted as a

cycle if a woman bleeds for half a day

at least if a tiny amount of blood comes

out the rulings of period still apply

but to count one cycle of the three

Cycles after divorce the woman must be

bleeding consistently for at least half

a day from a man's perspective and this

is where you're going to see why these

rulings are important for a man as well

it's actually Haram to divorce a woman

during her period it's Haram and in the

presence of a judge the judge would

force the man to remarry the the wife

that he he divorced during her period

And if he refuses there would be a

punishment for him as well and that

divorce would still count even though he

makes them remarry why they forced to

remarry because if you divorce a woman

during her period this makes the waiting

period of her three Cycles way longer

because the period she's in would not

count as a cycle so it actually put

hardship on the sister so if someone

actually divorces their wife during her

period they'll have committed a sin they

have to remarry the divorce still counts

and if they decide to divorce again then

that would be the second divorce counted

out of the three that they're allowed do

you see so now we are ready to start

with the general menstruation rulings

inshal a period can never last for more

than 15 days

15 days is the absolute maximum any

bleeding a sister sees after 15 days can

be ignored and that sister can pray and

fast normally after doing

a similarly there must also be a minimum

of 15 days that have passed since the

end of the period to consider any new

bleeding a brand new period does that

make sense and so you have the 15-day

period where she's been bleeding once

she becomes pure 15 days must pass at

least before any new blood is considered

a new period does that make sense and so

how does a woman know when her period

has stopped so that she can do all the

counting the scholars they've mentioned

two signs the first sign is known ASA

okaya is basically where you have a

white liquid that comes out and it has

no traces of blood whatsoever this is

one of the signs that a period has

stopped the second sign is known as J

and this is where a sister she basically

puts a white cloth down there or a

tissue or something like that and when

she looks at it there's zero coloring

when she looks at it there's no color

whatsoever if one of these two signs

take place that means the sister is now

pure she's ready to do and then she's

ready to now basically go back to

worshiping Allah you know as normal and

we'll talk about what exactly she can

and can't do when she's on or off her

period soon in so these are the general

rulings the 15 days maximum 15 days

minimum for Purity and then you count a

new period after those minimum 15 days

with those two signs being the

determining Factor if she becomes Pure

or not so now we're ready to build on

these

rulings there are three categories of

women when it comes to the rulings of

menstruation and this is where maybe it

will get a little bit complex but I'm

sure you guys will understand it if I go

nice and slow insh the first category is

known as a this is a woman who's just

got her very very first period she's

never had a period before this is the

first category

a then you have the second category

which is a this is a woman who's had

multiple cycles and she knows her usual

period length Okay the third category of

woman is h a pregnant woman sometimes

when women are pregnant they actually

bleed during their pregnancy and this

would actually take the rulings of

menstruation as a about to discuss now

regarding the first category a woman

who's just got her very first period

this General ruling of 15 days maximum

bleeding applies 100% of the time to

this sstem she's never had a cycle

before so she doesn't know how long her

period is and so 100% of the time she

has maximum 15 days of bleeding before

she has to become pure again meaning if

she bleeds on day 16 that blood can be

ignored and she would be pure and she

would pray and fast do everything as

normal even if there's still blood on

day 16 but when it comes to the second

category the the woman who basically

knows how long her usual period is the

15-day limit still applies but the Shar

takes into account her usual period

length so if the usual length of the

woman's period is let's say seven days

and she bleeds for more than seven days

does she wait until the 15-day limit no

the woman can bleed for three extra days

more than her usual before becoming pure

so if a woman's usual cycle is seven

days okay and she you know in her next

period she's bleeding on day eight she's

still on her period day nine she's still

on her period day 10 she's still on her

period cuz that's three days on top of

her usual day 11 even if she's still

bleeding she's not considered on her

period anymore she does and she goes

back to spiritual Purity does that make

sense

what if the usual period length of a

woman is 13 days does she get an extra

three days no because if you add three

days to 13 that would be 16 but we said

that the maximum is 15 days do you

understand and so the plus three days

applies so long as it's less than 15

days maximum and that's where the

three-day allowance comes in so to

summarize a woman that is from the

second category a more T who knows her

usual period length let's say it's seven

or eight or 9 whatever it is she gets an

extra 3 days on top of that where she it

remains on her cycle on her period so

long as that does not exceed 15 days and

after those three days are finished then

she would basically go back to doing and

praying Etc even if there's still blood

there do you

understand what are some anomalies

because there are some sisters that have

some anomalies here and there and these

are very important to know as well

what if the sister doesn't know her

usual number of days because every month

is different one month her period is 7

days the next month it's N9 days the one

after that is six days this can happen

if that's the case the sister takes the

length of the last cycle and uses that

as her

usual so if the last cycle was 6 days

this next cycle she takes six days as

her usual plus 3 days which would be

nine and then she would basically go

back to Purity if she bleeds on day 10

does that make sense that's the first

anomaly the second anomaly what if the

sister can't remember her last Cycle's

length so she thinks back and she thinks

oh maybe it was 4 days maybe it was 5

days I can't remember exactly in that

case the sister would take a minimum

estimate and a maximum estimate and then

she would take the maximum as her usual

okay then she would plus three days on

top of that so let's say sister car

remember and she goes okay last month my

period could have been 5 days long

actually maybe it could have been seven

days

long that's the range five and seven so

then she goes with seven adds three days

that's 10 days all together if she's

still bleeding on 11 days she does and

then she goes back to being normal once

again pure basically

okay so what's the third anomaly the

third anomaly which is a common anomaly

is when a a sister's period basically

stops and then comes back so do you

remember the two signs that we mentioned

at the beginning to know if your period

stopped or

not the white liquid or putting a white

cloth and then there's no trace of blood

in either of them if the sister gets one

of these signs but then after a few days

the period comes back so it stops for a

few days then it comes back for a few

days stops for a few days and comes back

for a few days what should she do in

that case in that case the sister needs

to count the days she's on and discount

not count the days that she's off until

she reaches her usual plus three

days so for example it gets a little bit

confusing let's say the sister's period

is 7 days long okay so that means if we

plus three she has 10day allowance where

if she's bleeding on day 11 she's not on

her period anymore even if she's

bleeding so let's say she comes on to

her period on Monday

and Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

she bled but then it stopped she's like

oh I've got the pure Purity like you

know I've got that means I've got to do

and go back to pray

right I forgot what day we're on let's

say we're on Saturday Saturday Sunday

Monday she's off her period so she

there's nothing there and then it comes

back on Monday so then she discards

these three days and now she's on day

six so she's only bled six days even

though n days have passed and then she

counts the days that she's bleeding

again and if it stops again she stops

counting and then she continues counting

until she reaches her usual plus three

then she stops and then from there she

counts 15 days of Purity before any new

blood counts as a new period do you

understand so when it comes to cutting

yeah when the period stops and comes

back you only count the days you're

bleeding and until you reach your usual

plus three that's when you go back to

Ritual Purity once those days are over

even if they're still blood

that summarizes in depth most 99% of the

rulings of

menstruation what about category three

pregnant women we said that pregnant

women sometimes they might bleed whilst

they're pregnant the rulings of

menstruation also apply to pregnant

women but there's a very small

difference the only difference is the

maximum amount of days that a pregnant

woman can bleed for category 1 and two

we said the maximum is 15 for a woman

that's pregnant if she's pregnant from

zero days all the way until 3 months

then she stays 15 days if she bleeds in

from zero days all the way to three

months if she bleeds and has her you

know blood during her pregnancy she gets

maximum 15 days then between 3 months

and 6 months the maximum goes up to 20

days and from six months until the end

of her pregnancy the maximum becomes 30

days meaning if she bleeds from six

months onwards and she's bleeding every

single day for 28 days 29 days 30 days

she doesn't need to pray she doesn't

need to do anything and then only on day

31 would she then have to go back

to spiritual Purity and that's it that's

the only difference everything else

we've mentioned about the cutting the

signs of of a period Etc everything else

we've mentioned applies to the pregnant

woman what about postnatal bleeding

postnatal bleeding is when a sister she

gives birth and then she starts bleeding

after giving

birth again the only difference is just

the maximum amount of days that she can

bleed before she has to go back to

spiritual Purity everything else is the

same the maximum days for someone who is

going through postnatal bleeding is 60

days so a sister who's got postnatal

bleeding can bleed for 60 days

consecutively and she wouldn't need to

pray she wouldn't need to do anything on

day 61 if she still bleeding she would

go back to Purity and she would go back

to praying etc etc but everything else

basically counts and so when the 60 days

are over or when the post natal bleeding

stops if 15 days of Purity pass then the

next blood is basically considered a

normal cycle okay so that summarizes the

vast majority of the

rulings what can you and can't you do

whilst on your

period number one you can't pray or fast

if you're fasting you have to break your

fast and if the fast is an obligatory

fast so Ramadan fast you have to make it

up and this is really sad for many

sisters because they spend all day in

the Heat and they're fasting and there's

no food no water and right until the end

where they prepare the you know the date

and the water they're about to drink

because there's 2 minutes left they

realize they've come on and they

actually have to repeat that fast and

they have to break their fast thereor

and then and it would be invalid sad

story but it happens quite a

lot regarding praying any prayers that

you miss during your menstrual cycle you

don't need to make them up either this

is a mercy from Allah subhana T if you

miss you know six days of prayer seven

days of prayer you don't need to make it

up likewise if you come on your period

during or during or

during and you don't pray that prayer

you don't need to make that up either so

if if you come on during and you've not

prayed then you don't need to make it up

when you become pure again okay so

that's the first thing you can't pray or

fast the second thing is you cannot do

ta around Thea because what is TA is

just you know when you go into the Masid

the sun is to pray two units around the

is considered for the and so because

it's a form of prayer you can't do that

either and so that's something you're

not allowed to do if you are on your

period but with that said if you do plan

to

go it's perfectly fine to you for you to

take any contraception to delay your

period so that you're not in a position

where you've wasted your money you've

wasted your efforts and you can't do

because of your period does that make

sense so you can actually take

contraception the third thing is you

cannot enter the Masjid all MBS agree on

this you cannot enter the place where

you pray the main Masjid area right like

I said all M they agree on this the

super super vast majority of Scholars

they agree on this however if you're in

the west there is a very small opinion

that can apply to the mosques in the

west you see when you look at the

mosques in the west mosques in the west

are like centers for upholding the dean

where outside the mosque there's FNA

everywhere there's non-islamic

environment the mosque is a place where

it it Fosters an Islamic environment so

you have things like events you have

things like you know charity kind of

stuff going on you have classes going on

in the Masjid it's a a center to uphold

the dean and so the minority opinion we

mentioned can apply to mosques in the

west if there's a need for you to be

there so for example if you're on your

period and you have a event you need to

volunteer at or you need to attend a

class and you just like without this

class you're going to you know you'll

feel like you've been looking forward to

this class and you want to benefit from

it and so on and so forth if there's a

need for you to go then you can go but

if you can get away without going then

it's better for you not to go because of

this super vast majority opinion

okay number four you cannot touch a

complete Quran that is Arabic start to

finish even with a barrier by the way

you can't touch a Quran at all even with

a barrier but if it's a part of the

Quran so let's say just like a few J or

even if one page is missing from the

Quran or even one Ayah if it's an

incomplete Quran you can touch it and

that's perfectly fine similarly if you

have a Quran with translation right so

you have the Arabic and English even if

it's the full Quran you can touch it if

it's on your phone you can touch it and

you can also even recite from memory but

when it comes to reciting from memory

this only applies to sisters who are

menstruating not to those of major

impurity maybe they've had sexual

intercourse or something like that even

they they cannot recite the Quran but

menstruating sisters can okay

so only when the Quran is is complete

and it's Arabic only then you cannot

touch it but everything else is pretty

much

fun number five when you're on your

period you cannot engage in Intercourse

that's completely forbidden and number

six you cannot engage in for playay if

there's no barrier if there's a barrier

like there's clothes in between and Etc

then you can engage in foreplay in that

area if you you know what I'm talking

about the private area right but without

a barrier you're not allowed to uh to

engage in foreplay so that's the dos and

don'ts basically play the final section

is what prayers do you make up when you

finish your period so we've spoken about

everything else now it's about the

prayers that you make up when you come

off your

period if you come off your period

during then

pray if you come off your period during

then you pray and

yeah so I'll repeat that if you come off

your period during the period the time

then you only pray if you come off your

period during the time then you pray

and if you come off your period during

then you pray and if you come off your

period during then you

pray and finally if you come off your

period during you just pray F you see so

that's the general theme now you sisters

can think okay if I come off my period

during this time I either pray

or or do you

understand final question and this is

where it might be probably the most

complex part of the entire

class what if you become

pure right before the prayer so there's

only like 15 minutes left or if you're

outside the house you know maybe you're

in the shops or you're doing something

you're coming back from school

University what do you do in that case

because now you know you have to pray a

certain prayer but you're outside or you

can't or there's only 10 minutes left

what's the rulings for

that let's say you get one of the two

signs of

Purity and there's like 15 minutes left

until the prayer

finishes the sh pay attention the sh

takes into account the amount of time

that you need to number one look for

something to become pure with so either

water for H or a for okay so physically

looking for that thing or going to get

that thing number two to actually become

pure so the the time it takes you to to

do which might be 20 minutes or which is

just one or two minutes that's also

taken into consideration and number

three catching two units of the prayer

before the time finishes if you catch

two units of of and finishes you've

caught the prayer in theik as we

discussed those three times combined

if you basically have enough time for

all these three then you have to make up

the prayer that you're about to

basically do so if if it happens in time

and there's half an hour left until you

pray basically until it finishes but in

that half an hour you can find water you

can do and you can pray then you you

have to do that similarly if you don't

have enough time to do then you go to

right and so if you have like 15 minutes

left until you think can I do you say no

okay now I need to do T then do I have

enough time in these 15 minutes to go

find something to do and then do and

pray if the answer is yes you have to do

does that make sense if the answer is no

to both of those where if you look for

water or a rock and you can't do you

know you can't do and there's nothing

you can do from that moment then you

don't need to make up these prayers or

pray them at all

as we discussed a few lessons ago as

well and so that is the general rulings

Al together the last one that I'm going

to mention pay

attention if you guys are shopping and

you're outside does that still apply

because if you're shopping you might

think okay if I get home and then do I

need to make up do I not need to make

up pay attention Okay if you're shopping

and you get one of the two signs that

you're pure if they're in then you set

off straight away to try and get water

to do your and then to make up the

prayer and you miss it you don't need to

make it up but sometimes when you're out

you might be thinking oh let me finish

my shopping let me finish doing this let

me finish doing that the Shar doesn't

count this this time in does that make

sense so if you decide when you're

shopping let me just go to one more shop

or let me just pay for this or let me do

that then you would have to make up the

prayers that you miss even if the time

finishes because the Shar only takes

into account the time that you look for

the thing to purify yourself with to

purify yourself and catch the prayer do

you understand and so now I promise you

if you've internalized everything I've

said you are Masters in the of

menstruation