Man'u al-Haydh wa Italah al-Tuhur Bayn al-Fiqh wa al-Tibb

Engku Ahmad Zaki, Engku Alwi and Siti Fatimah, Salleh (2014) Man'u al-Haydh wa Italah al-Tuhur Bayn al-Fiqh wa al-Tibb. Jurnal pengurusan dan penyelidikan takwa, 3 (1). pp. 205-220. ISSN 2232-1047

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Abstract

Medication for women who are still menstruating in order to extend their purity has a debate among the jurists. Positive and negative implications are also specified by a physician by looking at the objective of fulfilling the purpose of perfoming a particular religious or welfare. It should be based on the views of jurists and physicians to assure a practice was committed. This article will explain the Islamic view on the practice of medication to prevent menstrual implications for women worships such as prayer, fasting, hajj, umrah, pregnant and iddah, The methodology used in this article is the library research with reference books of jurisprudence and medical books. The result of this article is that taking medication to prevent menstruation has a negative and positive implications. When medication does not cause harm to the woman, the judge is a must. But if they cause harm, the consumption is prohibited

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