Consider the number of nights & days you used to menstruate each month before your affliction; Take bath after your menstrual cycle ends; Tie cloth around your private parts while performing salat or other religious activities; Fulfill your religious obligations by praying regularly; Be mindful towards your health condition while fulfilling these obligations .

This hadith explains the Islamic ruling on praying during menstruation for women. It states that when a woman has an issue of blood, she should consider the number of days and nights she used to menstruate each month before her affliction and not pray during that period. After those days are over, she should take a bath, tie a cloth over her private parts known as jilbab in Arabic and then pray. This hadith teaches us about being mindful of our health conditions while also fulfilling our religious obligations as Muslims by praying regularly. It also emphasizes on modesty by covering up with jilbab when praying or performing any other religious activities such as going to mosque or attending gatherings related to religion.