Delay in Ghusl and Prayer Validity
The article discusses the ruling on delaying a woman’s ritual purification (ghusl) after the completion of her menstruation and its impact on prayer performance. It clarifies that a woman should perform ghusl immediately once purity is established, which is indicated by signs of purity such as the white discharge or complete dryness. If she delays performing ghusl and misses the prayer time without a valid excuse, the prayer becomes a debt owed by her, and it must be made up along with seeking forgiveness. The article also emphasizes that delaying ghusl for a day or more may result in missing several prayers, which then need to be made up. It stresses the importance of monitoring signs of purity and not neglecting to perform prayers promptly after the menstruation ends.
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