Female ejaculation is not explicitly mentioned in Islamic texts. However, there are discussions about the purity of fluids that are released during sexual activity. Here are some key points from the search results:

• Ghusl: Ghusl is a ritual bath that is required for purification after sexual activity. If maniy (fluid emitted at the point of climax) comes out of a woman without intercourse, she has to perform ghusl. If a woman ejaculates when she reaches orgasm, she is required to perform ghusl even if there is no actual intercourse. Ghusl is only necessary when semen has been discharged through ejaculation caused by an orgasm.

• Fluids: The fluid that is discharged from the vagina when a woman engages in foreplay or imagines lustful thoughts and which is not enough to dirty other places . However, if the discharged fluid is a lot – to the extent that it can be called an ‘ejaculation’ and it dirties clothing – then in case it is discharged when the woman reaches sexual climax and complete sexual satisfaction (orgasm), it is impure and causes Janābah.

• Purity: There are different views on the purity of fluids that are released during sexual activity. Some scholars consider it impure and requiring purification, while others consider it pure and not requiring purification.

In summary, if a woman ejaculates during sexual activity, she is required to perform ghusl even if there is no actual intercourse. However, if the fluid is not enough to dirty other places, it is considered pure and does not require ghusl or invalidate wudu. There are different views on the purity of fluids that are released during sexual activity.