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Rules for Fixed Time and Duration Cycles
Faṭimah: If a woman has a fixed time and duration cycle, and she sees blood at the expected time, what should she do?
Mother: As soon as she sees blood, she should consider it the start of her menstruation and stop performing prayers.
Faṭimah: If a woman has a fixed time and duration cycle, and her period usually lasts seven days, but one month she bleeds for eight or nine days, what should she do?
Mother: She should consider all eight or nine days as menstruation, even if the blood doesn't have the typical signs of menstruation at certain times.
Faṭimah: If a woman has a fixed time and duration cycle of seven days, but one month she bleeds for more than ten days, what should she do?
Mother: She should consider only the blood that appears during her usual cycle days as menstruation, and any bleeding beyond that is classified as Istiḥāḍa.
Rules for Fixed Time Cycles →
← How to Determine Your Condition
Mother: As soon as she sees blood, she should consider it the start of her menstruation and stop performing prayers.
Faṭimah: If a woman has a fixed time and duration cycle, and her period usually lasts seven days, but one month she bleeds for eight or nine days, what should she do?
Mother: She should consider all eight or nine days as menstruation, even if the blood doesn't have the typical signs of menstruation at certain times.
Faṭimah: If a woman has a fixed time and duration cycle of seven days, but one month she bleeds for more than ten days, what should she do?
Mother: She should consider only the blood that appears during her usual cycle days as menstruation, and any bleeding beyond that is classified as Istiḥāḍa.
