Original sentence: Despite the verse saying “to segregate the women” and “not go near them,” various hadith indicate that Muhammad considered this to refer only to sexual intercourse.Hadiths are not considered as reliable as the Quran, but there are various references of Muhammad having said that the verse mentioned above means only sexual intercourse and of Muhammad interacting with his wives while they were on their menses.One hadith mentions that Muhammad would lie on his wife Ayesha's lap and recite the Qur'an when she was on her menses.Women are supposed to maintain proper hygiene and should not perform prayer
Edited sentence: But hadiths are often biased based on tradition and do not always equal the one true word of God, free of corruption- The Holy Quran.Despite the verse saying “to segregate the women” and “not go near them” hadith quote Muhammad as saying that this only refers to sexual intercourse.Even though the Qur'an is complete in itself, people are advised to refer to hadiths so that they don't fall prey to misinterpretations that are very common because many people blindly interpret verses in the Qur'an the way they want to without learning about the context and the verses preceding it.Hadiths are not as reliable as the Quran, but there are various references of Muhammad having said that the verse mentioned above means only sexual intercourse and of Muhammad treating his wives in a great way and fondling them while they were on their menses.One hadith even talks about how Muhammad would lie on his wife Ayesha's lap and recite the Qur'an when she was on her menses.The Holy Quran leaves nothing out when it comes to rules and anything added to it years after the prophets death is just an unnecessary and contradictory innovation.The only book of rules we should follow.Women should keep proper measures of hygiene and should not perform prayer