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Masa'il Harb al-Kirmani: Book of Purification (Taharah) and Prayer (Salah) - Edited by al-Surayyi'
Volume 1 · Page 216

Translation · EN

He said: "This is her timing. She should repeat the fasting if she had fasted during those days, because it is menses." I said: "What if she sat for one day, but the blood continued for ten, then it ceased for her, and in the second month it ceased for her after seven, and it varied for her, and so on?" He said: "She should look to the least of that and make it her timing and her days of menses."

  • I heard Ahmad - on another occasion - regarding the Sunan of menses:

"The first is: She who has known days; she acts according to the days she used to have.

The second is: She who had days, but they became confused for her." Ahmad said: "Fatima - may Allah be pleased with her - came and said: 'I suffer from isti'hada (prolonged non-menstrual bleeding) and do not become pure; should I abandon prayer?'" Ahmad said: "She had forgotten the days she used to sit; so this one acts based on the onset and the cessation of the blood." Abu 'Abd Allah said: "The onset of the blood is black and recognizable."

"The third is: The hadith of Hamnah: 'I flow with a heavy gush, it is more than that,' so he said to her: 'Observe menstruation according to the knowledge of Allah for six or seven days.'"

  • It was said to Abu 'Abd Allah: Is the story of Hamnah for a woman who saw blood for the first time, then the blood continued for her? Ahmad said: "Hamnah was an elderly woman." It was said to him: Some people say that the story of Hamnah is for one who had never seen blood, then saw it and it continued for her? He said: "The story of Hamnah was not like that. Rather, some people interpret this for the one who had not seen blood then saw it, comparing her situation to the story of Hamnah: 'I flow with a heavy gush,' and: 'it is more than that.' The one who interprets says: When she sees blood for the first time, then it continues for her, I instruct her with the story of Hamnah. And some of them have said: One day."
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