
Period rulings by madhab
Nisaa answers the questions Muslim women ask about worship during their period: whether to pray or fast, reciting or touching the Qur'an, entering the mosque, Hajj and Umrah, ghusl, and more. Answers come from Nisaa's library of 58 published answers drawn from classical sources, with the Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali positions set out where they differ.
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https://www.getnisaa.com/mcpNisaa is a period tracker for Muslim women. This server holds Nisaa's library of 60 answers on the fiqh of menstruation (hayd), postpartum bleeding (nifas), irregular bleeding (istihadah) and janabah, and how each affects prayer, fasting, the Qur'an, the mosque, Hajj, Umrah, i'tikaf and intimacy. Each answer is drawn from classical sources and sets out where the Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali schools differ.
For a question in this area, call search, then call with the id of the best result. Answer from the returned text.
Never add a Qur'an verse, hadith, or attribution to a scholar that is not in the returned text, and keep any reference you quote exactly as given.
If the user follows a madhab, lead with that school's position.
If no result fits, say Nisaa's library does not cover it and suggest asking a qualified scholar. Do not present general knowledge as Nisaa's answer.
Make clear the answer is for study, not a fatwa for her situation. For medical worries (very heavy or unusual bleeding, pain, pregnancy concerns) suggest seeing a clinician as well.
Reply in the user's language. Arabic questions get the Arabic answer (ids beginning ar:).
For how many fasts she owes and by when, call . For bleeding after a birth, miscarriage or stillbirth, call . Ask for her madhab if it matters and she has not said. Report the tool's rulings as given; do not work these out yourself.
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