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A pregnant woman with bleeding doesn't fall under the rulings of hayth blood. So she doesn't need to do ghusl after she clears. But what if she doesn't feel comfortable not doing ghusl?

<strong>What if 40 days of nafas passes? Is that blood considered hayth or istihatha?</strong>

<strong>What if she clears nafas blood before 40 days?</strong>

<strong>How does a woman with istihatha pray?</strong>

<strong>What is the definition of clearance of menses?</strong>

<strong>What is the ruling in the case of young females who are starting their cycles? In the beginning, it may take a few months or years to establish a regular cycle.</strong>

<strong>What is the ruling for a pregnant woman who still experiences bleeding?</strong>

The scenario that can occur with menstruating women: What is the ruling for a woman who typically has a cycle of 7 to 10 days, but due to external factors, her cycle changes? For example, it stops after 2 days and then comes back 2 days later?

The scenario that can occur with menstruating women: What if she is not on travel and goes through stress/anxiety, and her monthly cycles (after the first time) become different?

The scenario that can occur with menstruating women: What if a woman normally has a typical menses (heavy discharge, etc), but due to circumstances, such as diet or travel, her cycle changed and became just spotting and without her regular physical symptoms? Is this still hayth?

The scenario that can occur with menstruating women: What if the woman doesn't have a regular menses (heavy discharge of blood, smell, cramps), but she has spotting each month or very light blood?

The scenario that can occur with menstruating women: What if after reaching the maximum length, she is still discharging the hayth blood? What should she do?

The scenario that can occur with menstruating women: A woman who has a regular, consistent cycle has her usual discharge and she clears after her usual amount of days. What should she do?

<strong>What is istihatha?</strong>

Is there any evidence of the scholars' limitations of the minimums and maximums of menses?

<strong>What are the reasons for the permissibility of tayammum which are disagreed upon by the Muslim jurists?</strong>

<strong>What are the reasons for the permissibility of tayammum which are agreed upon by the Muslim jurists?</strong>

<strong>What are the obligatory actions for ghusl that are disagreed upon by Muslim jurists?</strong>

<strong>What are the obligatory actions for ghusl that are agreed upon by Muslim jurists?</strong>

What are other matters related to ghusl?

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