A woman has a period of seven days, and she continued to see traces of blood until the tenth day. On the eleventh day, blood came down like the first day of menstruation. What is the ruling?

I got married years ago and had children with my husband. By God's grace, my husband was financially capable, and we helped each other in saving a sum of money. I have a piece of land in my country. Then my husband divorced me, and I married another man. Will my current husband and his children inherit from me after my death, knowing that my money and assets were accumulated with my ex-husband when I was under his guardianship, and that my current husband's children are from his previous wife, and I do not have children with him?

A girl has a health problem related to hormones and gland activity, and her period lasts five days and sometimes six. She usually becomes pure after dryness, but now after her period ends, blood flow returns again and continues for up to ten days. In some cases, after the period ends, traces of blood remain and continue for days. What is the ruling?

Is it permissible to delay the division of inheritance, with everyone's consent?

When does a woman stop praying when she sees the menstruation sign, or when the blood starts to flow?

Is it permissible for a menstruating girl or woman (or one who has been surprised by her period) traveling to the city of Jerusalem with her husband or family to enter and stay in the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque while waiting for her husband or family, or is the entire area of 144 dunams considered a mosque, and it is not permissible for her to enter and stay in it, knowing that it is difficult to leave her outside the mosque (outside this area) alone? Note: It is known that Al-Aqsa Mosque is that area which is approximately 144 dunams (144,000 square meters), and it is the area surrounded by a ring of buildings, which along with the wall forms the boundaries of Al-Aqsa Mosque. This area includes, as is known, the Dome of the Rock, the southern building (the mosque with the black lead dome called Al-Aqsa), the Marwani prayer hall, the old Al-Aqsa, the House of the Holy Quran, the House of the Noble Hadith, the offices of the administration of Al-Aqsa Mosque and security... all the courtyards, wells, domes, and pathways.

What is the ruling on a woman visiting graves during the postpartum period?

A man died leaving two wives and fifteen children, nine males and six females, and left an inheritance of 29,000 Sudanese pounds. How should the inheritance be divided among them?

Is it permissible to contract marriage with a woman in Gaza with a Sheikh in the hope of meeting her, and to avoid falling into what is forbidden, knowing that the woman is a widow and responsible for herself? What is the ruling on this marriage if it is with the knowledge of the family, but without the announcement of the marriage?