Q:
1. If a woman's menses exceeds ten days, then should she perform salaah?
2. What will the ruling be in the case where a woman bleeds for more than the days of her usual pattern of menses, but the blood then stops before ten days?
3. If she bleeds for more than ten days, can she have relations with her husband?
Q: My wife is not in niqaab but in hijaab Alhamdulilah. I however desire this in my wife and often admire women in niqab desiring this for myself. Am I wrong for having this desire? Have I sinned for wanting this even if not for my wife. My wife is slightly inclined to this but I am not pinning my hopes on this. Do you think this is just my desires disguised? Please give me advise as this is bothering me much.
Q: If a lady experiences white discharge during the day and the same is experienced during the night, is a ghusl fard for the discharge experienced during the night? Even though it is the same colour as the discharge during the day. Does the ruling differ if it is yellow or white discharge?
Q:
1. When a married couple spend personal time together without intercourse and they satisfy each other and the wife is in period does she has to take ghusul or she should wait until her cycle is complete?
2. Does she become paak if she takes ghusul in the state of period?
Q: I would like to know what is the wisdom behind the The Iddah of a divorced woman being 3 months and the Iddah of a woman whose husband has passed away being 4 months and 10 days. Is there any reason why the length of the two Iddah periods are different?
Q:
1. To what extend can a married couple come close to each other and have little personal time when the wife is in her menstrual period?
2. How many days for the menstrual period to finish the cycle, if it differs what is the maximum days?
3. How do you count the menstrual period days?
Q: I have heard a hadith which states that if a woman uses perfume and goes outside then her prayer is not accepted until she performs ghusal. Is this true?
Q: What is the time period for the various types of iddat i.e. the iddat of a woman who is divorced or a woman whose husband has passed away?
Q: I am in iddat. My husband passed away on the 11th of October. I am above 65. My daughter has four small kids. Her husband is leaving for a week. She will be alone so can I go and stay there for a week?
Q: I would like to know if there is any reward for the discomfort and pain experienced on account of istihaaza.