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Fatwa on periods needed after husband's death
The Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta clarifies that a woman whose husband passes away before consummation must observe a mourning period of four months and ten days, starting from the day of death, whether she was consummated or not, whether she was young or old, or whether she menstruates or not. The mourning begins immediately after the death. It is considered an act of worship governed by Sharia, during which grief over the loss of the husband is expressed, along with adherence to the specified duration. They also emphasize that the ruling on mourning is established through prophetic sayings and the consensus of scholars. The mourning period is limited to a specific amount of time to confirm the death and ends once this time has elapsed. It does not vary based on social status or menstruation.
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