تحقيق رسالة : (في أقسام المستحاضة بالشرع)‎ تأليف مصطفي الديربي الشافعي ت. 1155ه

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department, college of shariah, Imam Muhammad Bin Saud Islamic University, Riyadh, Kingdome of Saudi Arabia.

  e-mail: estwairesh@imamu.

edu.

sa      This research is related to the publication and study of the detailed writing of Sheikh Mustafa Al-Derby Al-Shaafi'i (d.1155 AH) on the topic of continuous vaginal bleeding (Istihaadhah), which is an important topic in need of independent research.

For this reason, I considered it appropriate to participate in the research and study of the writings on this topic from our classical jurisprudential works, choosing as a path for this study the publication and annotation of a dedicated writing on the topic titled: “Types of Mustahaadah in the Sahriah”, in which the author holistically covers the topic explaining the categories of women in relation to this topic, their unique differences between each category, and its related rulings.

In this research, I followed the approved approach when studying and verifying manuscripts.

As a result, I dedicated a segment to the life of the author, then finalised the text of the manuscript, referenced it, and added annotations in order to provide clarity on the intended meanings of the text.

Accordingly, I concluded from this research many results, the most important of which are: The need for a 'Mustahaadhah' to consider the characteristics of her bleeding and to differentiate between the characteristics of her bleeding during and after her menstrual cycle, in order to conclude her 'ritually pure' days from her 'ritually impure days'.

This is done by noting the difference in the characteristics of blood, its strength and weakness, and concluding which characteristics apply to her, what she shares of these characteristics with a female experiencing her monthly cycle, and what is unique to her.

In addition, she should determine the characteristics that constitute a state of 'ritual purity' with regards to her, and the modality for making up missed fasts and prayers.