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287. The minimum period of post-natal bleeding is considered to
be twenty days. The maximum period is sixty days. If the
bleeding persists after sixty days the woman is to resume her
obligatory prayers. According to the Shafi school, obligatory
bathing becomes necessary in any case in which the ablution
is considered to have been neglected.
A woman is not to offer obligatory prayers during her
menstrual cycle, which is considered to start with the first
spurt of blood. The period of menstruation usually lasts from
four to ten days. If a woman is experiencing bleeding after fif-
teen days it is not considered menstrual, and she is to resume
offering the obligatory prayers.
288. Junub is a technical term for one who is under obligation to
perform an obligatory bath.
289. Sahih Muslim, Vol. I, p. 182, no. 616.
be twenty days. The maximum period is sixty days. If the
bleeding persists after sixty days the woman is to resume her
obligatory prayers. According to the Shafi school, obligatory
bathing becomes necessary in any case in which the ablution
is considered to have been neglected.
A woman is not to offer obligatory prayers during her
menstrual cycle, which is considered to start with the first
spurt of blood. The period of menstruation usually lasts from
four to ten days. If a woman is experiencing bleeding after fif-
teen days it is not considered menstrual, and she is to resume
offering the obligatory prayers.
288. Junub is a technical term for one who is under obligation to
perform an obligatory bath.
289. Sahih Muslim, Vol. I, p. 182, no. 616.