Women's Issues

Is green discharge considered haidh?

Submitted by user2 on Sun, 2019-03-10 06:51

Q: A year or so after I became baaligh, I stopped getting regular periods. I wouldn't know when I would get my period next. From 2015 mid year (this is my discretion) onwards I started having green discharge but didn't know that it should be counted as haiz.

So now all the dates are a blunder as my real period was very few times a year. For the last 5-6 months I am doing ghusl almost regularly. I had pills for green discharge but I am not getting 15 days of tuhr, and for the past 5 months I am taking tablets for my periods too. Because of the tablets I bleed for 4 days every month now. During these days I continue praying because I keep getting green discharge.

Can I consider this as my haiz and the rest as tuhr (though I will be getting green discharge)?

Women's dressing

Submitted by user2 on Tue, 2019-03-05 07:31

Q: I live in Saudi Arabia, and I just got engaged to my cousin who lives in USA. I'm aware of the cultural differences between the two countries. I'm worried about how my cousin should wear clothes. I didn't ask her to wear abaya because she said that girls in USA don't have to wear abaya and it's not necessary in order not to get men's attention, like in Saudi.

She also works in big well known company in an office environment with men and women together. I would like to know what Islam says about wearing jeans (not tight), makeup (little bit) and high heels shoes? And is it ok to work with men in an office environment, and is it ok to ride in a car with a male colleague?

2. How should Muslim men and women conduct with their brothers/sisters in law? Is it ok to talk or sit together with them in a family gathering? Is it ok to travel with them together with one's husband?

3. Is it ok to shake the hand of a non-mahram?

Feeding one's baby in the state of janaabat

Submitted by user2 on Sat, 2019-03-02 08:00

Q: After intercourse, without taking a shower, can I feed my baby?

Husband not wanting the wife to wear niqaab

Submitted by user2 on Sat, 2019-03-02 07:59

Q: I don't want my wife to wear veil/niqab. What should she do?

Spending iddah in the husband's house

Submitted by user2 on Wed, 2019-02-27 06:34

Q: My wife and I want to separate and need guidance as per Islamic teachings:

1. Can my wife spent her iddah period after 1 talaq in my house as we do not want to disclose our separation due to her father's chronic illness? What are the restrictions in this case?

2. What is the period during which we can reconcile after 1 talaq?

Bleeding after a miscarriage

Submitted by user2 on Tue, 2019-02-26 07:27

Q: I was 5 and a half weeks pregnant and my pregnancy terminated naturally without having a sound ultrasound evidence. Only the placenta was formed. Is it obligatory for me to complete 40 days of nifaas?

Visiting one's fiances house

Submitted by user2 on Sun, 2019-02-24 08:01

Q: Is it against hayaa for a girl, who observes complete sharee purdah, to visit her fiance's house in his presence even if she intends to meet her mother in law, who is her father's big sister? If the girl feels shahwat in her heart and gets bad thoughts in her mind will it be permissible for her to visit her fiance's house? 

Will duas made during haidh be accepted?

Submitted by user2 on Thu, 2019-02-21 06:41

Q: Will our duas be accepted which we ask during haidh?

Woman in haidh removing hair before taking fardh ghusal

Submitted by user2 on Tue, 2019-02-19 07:10

Q: It is not permissible for a woman to remove her hair during haidh. I would like to know that on getting free from haidh and at the start of taking the ghusal, is it permissible to remove the private hair or should it be done after performing ghusal?

Difference between mazi and mani

Submitted by user2 on Tue, 2019-02-19 06:21

Q: My question is regarding mazi and mani. 

1. Is mani thin and yellow for most women? I've read from many good sources that mani is thin and yellow for women, but can be white if the woman is strong.

2. How would I know if my mani is yellow or white in my case? There are three other characteristics that can also classify if the discharge is mani or not, such as, if it smells like pollen, comes out after feeling pleasure and spurts out. But how would I know if the mani I experience is thin and yellow, or just white. The reason is because I have seen mani come out yellow many years ago, but have only been seeing white see through discharge since I've been unwell. I would classify myself as weak because my health is not up to normal standards.

3. Can I say the white discharge I get is mazi and not mani?

4. Can, feeling extreme excitement without physically touching of a man release mani? I didn't know that a person could climax without sexual intercourse. 

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