I have a thyroid condition, and today is the seventh day of my menstrual cycle, and usually my cycle lasts six days. Should I perform Ghusl and pray, or should I wait until the tenth day if the bleeding does not stop?

Is the mother entitled to inherit from her deceased married daughter?

Is it permissible to simply listen to the Quran while in a state of janabah?

What is the difference between heirs and inheritance?

Is there a hadith or Quranic text that states or indicates that the ruling of menstruation is the same as or similar to that of major impurity (janabah); because some say that menstruation is not considered impure, and that a menstruating woman can fast and not pray during the last days of her period, relying on that and on the fact that reading the Quran does not require ablution. Based on this, they claim that it is permissible to read the Quran during menstruation, and it is permissible to touch the Quran to move it from one place to another. Is all of this correct?

A woman died leaving four daughters, four grandsons, four granddaughters, and a brother. What is the share of each?

I read in the books of the Hanafis that there is a valid purity, and its minimum is fifteen days, and an invalid purity is less than that. Does this mean that invalid purity does not prevent fasting and prayer, or does it prevent them because it is invalid?

Do the two wives share a quarter of the inheritance upon the husband's death?

Is it obligatory for a woman to perform ghusl after menstruation before intercourse as it is for prayer?