مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٩٠ - III EXCESSIVE BLOOD (KATHIRA)?If the blood penetrates through the cotton, soaking it and

the prayers offered during the day. However, if her blood be medium it is not unlikely that the validity of her fast does not depend on her bath.
٤٢٥. If a woman becomes mustahiza after afternoon prayers and does not take bath till sun-set her fast will be in order.
٤٢٦. If the slight blood of a woman becomes medium or excessive before prayers she should perform the acts prescribed for medium or excessive blood as mentionedabove. And if the medium blood becomes excessive she should perform the acts prescribed for excessive blood. And in case she has taken bath for medium blood it does notsuffice, and she should take a bath again for excessive blood.
٤٢٧. It the medium blood of a woman becomes excessive while she is offering prayers, she should break the prayers and take bath for excessive blood and also performother relevant acts and offer the same prayers. And on the basis of recommended precaution she should perform ablutions before taking bath. And in case she does not have timefor bath it is necessary that she should perform ablutions and should perform tayammum instead of bath. And in case she does not have time even for tayammum she should, onthe basis of precaution, not break the prayers and complete the same in that very condition. It is, however, necessary that she should offer its lapsed (Qaza) prayers afterthe time ~or the prayers has passed. And similar is the position if during, the time she is offering prayers her j slight blood becomes medium or excessive, the differencebeing, as already stated above, that the bath for medium blood is not sufficient and she must perform ablutions also.
٤٢٨. It the blood stops during prayers and the mustahiza woman does not know whether or not it has also stopped in the interior of her body and if after her havingoffered the prayers she understands that it had completely stopped and she has sufficient time at her disposal to offer prayers again in the