Fathwa, - Neither you nor your wife is blamed in this case

Question
I had sexual intercourse with my wife after she had made Ghusl for
menstruation. On the next morning, however, she discovered that she
had not removed the nail polish before Ghusl. What is the Sharee'ah
ruling on this case?
Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify
that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad
, is His Slave and Messenger.
The sound opinion adopted by the majority of the scholars of Fiqh is
that it is impermissible tohave sexual intercourse with one's wife
unless she makes Ghusl after menstruation or post-partum bleeding.
Meanwhile, nail polish prevents water to reach the body and this
rendersGhusl invalid. Consequently, your wife is required to make up
Ghusl after removing the nail polish. She is also required to make up
the prayers she performed with an invalid Ghusl.
Since you were certain that Ghusl was valid, you are blameless for the
sexual intercourse and this is forgiven Inshaa' Allaah. Allaah The
Almighty Says (what means): { Our Lord, do notimpose blame upon us if
we have forgotten or erred. }[Quran 2: 286]
Likewise, the Prophet , said: " Allaah Has Forgiven my Ummah for
(things done out of) mistake, forgetfulness or coercion. " [Ibn Maajah
and Ibn Hibbaan. Saheeh Hadeeth] Allaah Knows best. - - ▓███▓
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