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Note: Certain Prayer Actions become restricted until Ghusl has been performed<br />

The person who has experienced a wet dream will not be allowed to perform the restricted<br />

prayer actions like reading Salaat, performing Tawaaf or touching the Quran until they have<br />

become ritually clean by performing Ghusl. More information about this can be found later.<br />

If this is the first time this has happened and the female has not started her menstrual cycle<br />

or reached 15 years of Islamic age, she will now be considered Baaligh.<br />

Question:<br />

Answer:<br />

What happens if a sensation was felt but there was no sign of fluid<br />

discharge\wetness, does Ghusl still have to be performed? Also does this<br />

make the girl become Baaligh?<br />

The Ghusl (ritual bath) will not be compulsory if no visible sign is found.<br />

If this is the first time a girl has experienced this and she has not become<br />

Baaligh due to any other reason, she will still be considered a minor.<br />

So to summarize this section, a girl will become Baaligh when she experiences her first menstrual<br />

cycle, experiences a nocturnal emission, gets pregnant without starting her menstrual<br />

cycle or reaches 15 years of Islamic age without experiencing any of the previous signs. This<br />

girl will now have to complete all of the obligations. In Islam she will now be considered an<br />

adult.<br />

Important Note: There are other non-natural ways in which a person will be classed as<br />

having reached puberty but these are prohibited in Islam.<br />

Haydh, Istihaadha & Nifaas explained<br />

It is important Menstruation, to understand a few terms which are commonly used when it comes to discussing<br />

female Menstruation,<br />

Isithaadhaa<br />

hygiene in Islam. Isithaadhaa<br />

& Nifaas<br />

It is imperative & Nifaas<br />

explained<br />

that the explained<br />

difference between these terms\<br />

It is important to understand a few terms which are commonly used when it comes to<br />

states is understood It is important clearly to understand as the a few ruling terms for which each are commonly will be different. used when it There comes to<br />

female hygiene. It is imperative that the difference between these states are are also certain<br />

female hygiene. It imperative that the difference between these states are<br />

actions understood which clearly are not as the permissible ruling for each if a will female be different. is in There a certain are certain state actions whilst at other times they<br />

understood clearly as the ruling for each will be different. There are certain actions<br />

will be which permissible, are not permissible these if will a female be discussed in a certain state later. whilst at other times they will<br />

Haydh -(Menstruation)<br />

The Arabic term used for the menstrual cycle is Haydh<br />

This is This taken is taken from the root word<br />

month, it is called Haydh.<br />

Question:<br />

Answer:<br />

Hanafi<br />

Shaf’ee<br />

Maaliki<br />

Hanbali<br />

Question:<br />

Answer:<br />

which are not permissible if a female is in a certain state whilst at other times they will<br />

be permissible, these will be discussed later.<br />

be permissible, these will be discussed later.<br />

Haydh (Menstruation)<br />

حيض – Haydh The Arabic term used for the Menstrual Cycle is<br />

حيض – Haydh The Arabic term used for the Menstrual Cycle is<br />

which means to flow. Due to the blood حاض<br />

This is taken from the root word حاض which means to flow. Due to the blood<br />

flowing each month, it is called Haydh.<br />

flowing each month, it is called Haydh.<br />

which means to flow. Due to the blood flowing each<br />

Question: In Islam, what is the minimum amount of days a female can<br />

Question:<br />

Answer:<br />

Hanafi<br />

Shaf’ee<br />

Maaliki<br />

Hambali<br />

In Islam, In what Islam, is what the minimum is the minimum amount amount of of days a a female can<br />

experience a<br />

experience a menstrual cycle?<br />

menstrual experience cycle? a menstrual cycle?<br />

Depending on the school of thought which you follow, there is a<br />

Answer: Depending on the school of thought which you follow, there is a<br />

Hanafi<br />

Shaf’ee<br />

Maaliki<br />

Hambali<br />

Depending difference of opinion on the as school shown below. of thought whom you follow, there is a difference<br />

difference of opinion as shown below.<br />

of opinion as shown below.<br />

The minimum period is three days and three nights.<br />

The minimum period is three days and three nights.<br />

The minimum period will be one day and one night (if it is<br />

The minimum period will be one day and one night (if it is<br />

less than this, then it will be classified as Istihaadha)<br />

There is no minimum limit, even if a woman bleeds just<br />

The minimum less than this, period then it will is be three classified days as and Istihaadha) three nights.<br />

The minimum once, this will<br />

There period be<br />

is<br />

Haydh.<br />

no will minimum be one limit, day even and if a woman one bleeds night just (if it is less than<br />

once, this will be Haydh.<br />

this, The then minimum it will period be classified is three days as and Istihaadha)<br />

three nights.<br />

The minimum period is three days and three nights.<br />

There is no minimum limit, even if a female bleeds just once, this<br />

will be classified as Haydh.<br />

Question: In Islam, what is the maximum amount of days a female can<br />

Question: In Islam, what is the maximum amount of days a female can<br />

experience a menstrual cycle?<br />

experience a menstrual cycle?<br />

Answer:<br />

Hanafi<br />

Shaf’ee<br />

Maaliki<br />

Hambali<br />

The minimum period is three days and three nights.<br />

Again there is a difference of opinion among the schools of<br />

Answer: Again there is a difference of opinion among the schools of<br />

Hanafi<br />

Shaf’ee<br />

Maaliki<br />

Hambali<br />

In thought. Islam, Each what opinion is the is given maximum below.<br />

thought. Each opinion is given<br />

amount<br />

below.<br />

of days a female can experience a<br />

menstrual cycle?<br />

10 days and nights<br />

10 days and nights<br />

15 days and nights<br />

Again there is a 15 difference days and nights<br />

17 days and nights of opinion among the schools of thought. Each<br />

17 days and nights<br />

opinion is 15 given days and below. nights<br />

15 days and nights<br />

Hanafi<br />

10 days and nights<br />

Shaf’ee<br />

15 days and nights<br />

Maaliki<br />

Hanbali<br />

17 days and nights<br />

Islamic Academy Coventry 9<br />

Islamic Academy Coventry 9<br />

15 days and nights<br />

Note: Ghusl must be performed at the completion of the menstrual cycle<br />

After a woman completes her menstrual cycle (whether this is less than 10 days as per her<br />

normal habit or a maximum of 10 days & nights according to the Hanafi school of thought)<br />

she must perform Ghusl before she can resume the restricted prayer actions which will be<br />

mentioned later.<br />

08 • Islamic Academy of Coventry <strong>Female</strong> <strong>Hygiene</strong> • 09

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