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Dar Al-Iftaa Explains When Women Must Perform Ghusl
The Dar al-Iftaa issued statements explaining the cases in which a woman is required to perform ghusl (full-body ritual purification). They clarified that ghusl becomes obligatory in six main situations: impurity resulting from sexual intercourse (janaba), the emission of semen whether as a result of sexual activity or otherwise, death, menstruation, postpartum bleeding (nifas) after the bleeding stops or after forty days have passed in the case of nifas. They emphasized that ghusl is necessary in all these cases to ensure proper Islamic purity. Additionally, they explained that the differences between the semen of men and women are evident in their characteristics: semen in men is thick and white in color, while in women it is thinner and yellowish, based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, may peace be upon him.
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