Umm Jamaal ud-Din – Reciting The Qur’an When You Have Menses

			A very common question that so many sisters have is can I read or touch the Quran while I'm
menstruating? So first of all sisters if we're speaking about reciting the Quran, without directly
touching it, such as reading it from your phone or tablet, or using a tissue to turn the pages of
the Arabic Quran, then as stated by many scholars, this is permissible duty, they're not actually
being any authentic proof to show that a menstruating woman is forbidden to recite the Quran. And we
notice that the prophets that I love when he was told I shall buy the Allahu anhu when she got her
menstruation in hajj, do everything that that person in hajj does, except for actually doing a bow
		

			off of the Kaaba. Also those scholars who said it's not allowed for the woman who's menstruating to
recite the Quran, base their opinion on PS or analogy of the Juno, who's the person in a state of
having had sexual *. And such a person as we know can easily go and take a loss in order
to remove that state whenever they wish. However, as we know, a woman in the state of menses is very
different from this because she cannot remove her state. And so if we say that it's not allowed for
her to recite the Quran, that means that she will basically be deprived from reciting the Quran for
maybe seven or more days and especially in Ramadan when women are struggling as it is to complete
		

			even just one hotma of the Quran. And they're also in the greatest need for as much reward as they
can from reciting it. And that's why the more correct opinion will Lahore island as stated by
scholars such as shuffle Islam, even Tamia Rahim Allah is that administer menstruating woman may
recite the Quran. However, if we're speaking about directly touching the Arabic Quran, without using
a tissue or some other type of barriers to turn the pages, there is an authentic narration from the
prophets that are law while it was set in which states lay a message on a left bar here that no one
should touch the Quran except the person in a state of purity. So therefore, if you're reading an
		

			English translation of the Quran, all from your phone or tablet, there's nothing wrong with you
directly holding that. But if you're revising, reciting from the Arabic most half, then you
shouldn't touch it directly without using a tissue or blogs to turn the pages in Sharla