FOSIS IRELAND,RCSI ISOC & PPIMI BRING TO YOU;

Or confused by the different rulings relating to menstruation?

Have so many unanswered questions about this sensitive topic?

In this course, the speaker will talk about the issue that has long been a taboo in parts of the Muslim community even to this day.

Shyness should not prevent you from seeking knowledge and asking questions.

Aisyah, may Allah be pleased with her, said, “How excellent are the women of the Ansaar, shyness/modesty does not prevent them from understanding the religion"

This course will help develop your understanding of the legal Islamic rulings on menstruation as they pertain to many aspects of your daily lives. It will also give you the ability to recognize the issues and to deal with them. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to answer wide variety of common questions such as;

Can I touch the Qur'an during menstruation?

Can I enter the Mosque?

I want to perform the Hajj and I'll use pills to delay my cycle as it's my only opportunity to go. I really can't take the risk of bleeding during Hajj. Is this a right choice?

I've missed two months of fasting due to post natal bleeding. What do I do?

I've just had a coil placed inside, and it has changed my regular cycle of 7 days to 13 days. Is this my new cycle?

I am bleeding but it's not red. Can I consider it as menstruation?

Fiqh of Menstruation - Its importance cannot be more emphasize as mature women spend approximately ¼ of her life in this state!

Followed by Q & A session and, this course is surely a not to be missed one.

About the speaker;

“Shaykh Fraz Farhat is a graduate from the University of Leeds (Faculty of Engineering) and the Islamic University of Madinah (Faculty of Shari’ah). He regularly appears on Islam Channel's programme – Islam QA. He is well known and respected as one of the senior students of knowledge in the UK; Shaykh Fraz is active in the field of Dawah.  Shaykh Fraz t currently teaches Seerah, Fiqh (Umdah-ul-Fiqh of Ibn Qudamah), Riyadh-as-Saaliheen and Tafsir in his local masjid in London