A woman whose bleeding stops and whose husband has intercourse with her before she performs ghusl

Ibrahim said: When a woman becomes pure from menstruation, her husband should not have intercourse with her until she takes the ritual bath (ghusl).

Something similar is reported from Ata.

Ata and Tawus said: When a woman becomes pure from menstruation and her husband, who has an intense desire, wants to have intercourse with her, he should tell her to perform ablution (wudu), then have intercourse with her if he wishes.

Mujahid said: When a woman becomes pure from menstruation, her husband may not have intercourse with her until prayer becomes lawful for her.

Ata said: When the blood of a menstruating woman stops, and her husband has an intense desire for intercourse and fears falling into sin, the woman should wash her private part and her husband may have intercourse with her.

Al-Hasan disliked that a man should have intercourse with his wife after she has become pure but before she has taken the ritual bath (ghusl).

Abu Salamah and Sulayman bin Yasar said: The husband should not approach her until she takes the ritual bath (ghusl).

Makhul used to say: After a woman becomes pure from menstruation, her husband should not approach her until she takes the ritual bath (ghusl).

Ikrimah said: When a woman's blood stops, her husband should not have intercourse with her until she becomes pure. When she has become pure, he may approach her in accordance with the command of Allah.