Ibrahim says that if you have a thin shirt and a sheet over you, then drape the sheet like an ihram. And if you have a tight shirt and a sheet, then drape the sheet from top to bottom.

Ibrahim says that the row should begin from the side of the imam. If there is only one person with the imam, he should stand behind him at such a distance that he can perform bowing (ruku). If another person comes, the imam will lead him in prayer as well. If no one comes until the imam goes into ruku, the person standing behind should join the imam and stand on his right side. If a person comes to pray and the row is complete, he should stand in the direction of the imam; if another comes, he should pray with him. If no other person comes, he should join the row. Then this sequence will continue in the same manner.

Hasan says that when a person arrives and the row is complete, he should stand in line with the Imam.

Sulaiman says that I asked Hazrat Ibn Sirin, if a woman’s menstruation lasts for specific days but sometimes becomes longer, what should she do? He replied that women know more about this matter. He says that I asked Hazrat Qatadah about this and said, if a woman’s menstruation lasts for specific days and it extends by five days, what should she do? He replied that she should perform prayers. I asked, if it extends by four days? He said she should perform prayers. I asked, if it extends by three days? He said that she should perform prayers. I asked, if it extends by two days? He replied that these are the days of menstruation. In my opinion, he said this according to his own judgment.

9107 - (And) (1) I asked Qatadah (and I said) (2) a woman menstruates the known days, then adds to (that) (3) five days? He said: She prays. I said: And four days? He said: (She prays) (4). I said: And three days? He said: (She prays) (5). I said: And two days? He said: (That is) (6) from (her menstruation) (7), so I saw that he spoke according to his opinion.

Hazrat Tawus says that if a woman's menstruation exceeds its prescribed duration, she should perform ghusl (ritual bath) and offer prayers. Hazrat Hammad says that even if a woman's menstruation exceeds its prescribed duration, she should not perform the ghusl of purification, because this keeps happening with women.

9109 - Hammad said (regarding a woman who exceeds) (1) the days of her menstruation: She should not perform ghusl, for a woman may sometimes do that.

Hazrat Uthman bin Abi Al-Aas says that if a woman sees yellowish discharge on days other than her menstrual days, and if this is one or two days more than her usual menstrual days, then she should count it as part of her menstruation. If it exceeds two days, then she should consider it as istihada (irregular bleeding). If her menstruation lasts six days and she sees blood for up to eight days, she should count it as menstruation, and if she sees blood for more than eight days, she should consider it as istihada.