Islam introduces three types of female blood. It also gives concessions in religious rituals according to each bloodline and does not trouble people in times of hardship. Instead they are given comfort and peace. Todays we are discussing about 3 types of female bloods in islam and what islam says about it.
Periods in women
Periods (also known as your period) is the monthly shedding of blood and tissue from the uterus. The menstrual cycle occurs when one set of eggs (ovum) are released to be fertilized by sperm, allowing pregnancy to happen. Before birth, the ovarielike organs on either side of your womb called ovaries that contain immature eggs develop into a follicle, which will grow larger as time goes on and give rise to an egg each month. With the help of hormones, this growth takes place in the form of an actual sac which contains fluid inside it. As a woman gets older rather than having more children or bearing a litter every single month her body changes and reduces this fertility rate. Periods occur once per month for women who have reproductive organs rather than ovaries but have not yet given birth.
Minimum age: 9 lunar years. But menses can occur before puberty. Bleeding less than 16 days before 9 years of age is considered menstruation. The shortest period of menstruation is 1 day, usually 7 days and maximum 15 days
Birth blood in women
Birth blood is a yellowish, dark brown or sometimes black secretion released by the placenta of a pregnant woman. It is composed mainly of oxygen-depleted hemoglobin and bilirubin, which can be extracted from birth fluid with no harm to your unborn baby. Birth blood was initially believed to have magical healing properties that could cure a variety of ailments. The birth blood is the first blood that a woman passes during pregnancy. It can show up in early pregnancy or even before. Birth blood can be dark, red or brown and comes from the placenta.
The shortest time for the formation of labor blood is one second. Usually 40 days Aand maximum 60 days. Only blood that comes out within 15 days of delivery is considered as postpartum blood. If it comes out after 15 days, it is menstrual blood.