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"While I was lying down with the Messenger of Allah (saw) under a blanket, my period came, so I slipped away and put on the clothes I used to wear when I was menstruating. The Messenger of Allah (saw) said: 'Are you menstruating?' I said: 'Yes.' Then he called me and I lied down with him under the blanket." (Sahih)
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"The Messenger of Allah (saw) and I would sleep under a single blanket when I was menstruating. If anything got on him from me, he would wash that spot and no more, and pray in it, then come back. If anything got on it again from me, he would do likewise and no more, and he would pray in it." (Sahih)
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"The Messenger of Allah (saw) would tell one of us, if she was menstruating, to tie her Izar (waist wrap) tightly then he would fondle her." (Sahih)
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"If one of us was menstruating, the Messenger of Allah (saw) would tell her to put on an Izar (waist-wrap) then he would fondle her." (Sahih)
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"The Messenger of Allah (saw) would fondle one of his wives while she was menstruating, if she wore an Izar (waist wrap) that reached halfway down to the middle of her thighs or to her knees." (Hasan) In the narration of Al-Laith: "Being covered with it."
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"We went out with the Messenger of Allah (saw) with no intention other than Hajj. When he was in Sarif* I began menstruating. The Messenger of Allah (saw) entered upon me and I was weeping. He said: 'What is the matter with you? Has your Nifas begun?'** I said: 'Yes.' He said: 'This is something that Allah the Mighty and Sublime has decreed for the daughters of Adam. Do what the pilgrims do, but do not perform Tawaf around the House.' And the Messenger of Allah (saw) sacrificed a cow on behalf of his wives." (Sahih) *Sarif is a place between Al-Madinah and Makkah, near Makkah. **Here, it means menstruation. See the chapter clarifying that were it appears again, No. 349.
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"My father told me: 'We came to Jabir bin Abdullah and asked him about the Hajj of the Prophet (saw). He narrated: 'The Messenger of Allah (saw) set out when there were (five) days remaining in Dhul-Qadah, and we set out with him. When he came to Dhul-Hulaifah, Asma bint Umais gave birth to Muhammad bin Abi Bakr. She sent word to the Messenger of Allah (saw) asking what she should do. He said: 'Perform Ghusl, bind yourself with a cloth then begin (the Talbiyah for Ihram).'" (Sahih)
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"I heard Umm Qais bint Mihsan say that she asked the Messenger of Allah (saw) about menstrual blood that gets on one's clothes. He said: 'Scratch it with a stick and wash it with water and lotus leaves.'" (Sahih)
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that a woman asked the Messenger of Allah (saw) about menstrual blood that gets on clothes. He said: "Scratch it, then rub it with water, then sprinkle water over it, and pray in it." (Sahih)
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"When one of their womenfolk menstruated, the Jews would not eat or drink with them, nor mix with them in their houses. They asked the Prophet of Allah (saw) about that, and Allah the Mighty and Sublime revealed: They ask you concerning menstruation. Say: 'That is an Adha (a harmful thing).' [2:222] So the Messenger of Allah (saw) commanded them to eat and drink with them (menstruating women) and to mix with them in their houses, and to do everything with them except intercourse. The Jews said: 'The Messenger of Allah (saw) does not leave anything of our affairs except he goes against it.' Usaid bin Hudair and 'Abbad bin Bishr went and told the Messenger of Allah (saw) and they said: 'Should we have intercourse with them when they are menstruating?' The expression of the Messenger of Allah (saw) changed greatly until we thought that he was angry with them, and they left. Then the Messenger of Allah (saw) received a gift of milk, so he sent someone to bring them back and he gave them some to drink, so they knew that he was not angry with them." (Sahih)
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