Wait until after purity before divorcing your spouse if necessary at all .

This hadith discusses the issue of divorce during menstruation. It was narrated that Anas bin Seereen asked Ibn 'Umar about his wife whom he divorced. He said that he had divorced her when she was menstruating, and then told 'Umar about it who then informed the Prophet. The Prophet advised him to take her back, and then divorce her when she is pure. So Ibn Umar took his wife back, and then divorced her when she was pure again. When asked if this counted as a valid divorce, he said yes even though it may have been foolish of him to do so in the first place. This hadith teaches us that divorcing one's spouse during their menstrual cycle is not allowed in Islam as it does not count as a valid divorce according to Islamic law; rather one should wait until they are pure before divorcing them if necessary at all. Additionally, this hadith also teaches us that even if we make mistakes or act foolishly we should still accept responsibility for our actions instead of trying to deny them or avoid accountability for them; this is an important lesson for everyone regardless of age or faith background.