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The Pitchei Teshuva YD 195:19 cites the Chamudei Daniel as saying that a niddah shouldn't go to a cemetery to daven. The Mishna Brurah 88:7 writes that a niddah shouldn't go to a cemetery. Shiurei Shevet Halevi 195 writes that a niddah shouldn't go to the cemetery because of a concern of mystical reason of tumah. However, it is permitted for her to go and stand 4 amot from the grave.

Does this all apply to a single girl?

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    ותישמר שלא תלך לבית הקברות כלל וכלל. (נ"א: ששם מתדבקין הקליפות מאד וכל שכן בנשים), וכל הצרות והעוונות באים מזה Igeres hagra – Dr. Shmuel Oct 29 at 16:27
  • Ty, source pls. – Moshe Oct 29 at 16:28
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    sefaria.org/Iggeret_HaGra.9?with=all&lang=bi – Dr. Shmuel Oct 29 at 16:29
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A woman, married or single, may go as long as its not during actual flow. It's during the actual flow that your sources say a woman should not visit a cemetery (though there are those who argue- see Nitei Gavriel inside). This is from the Nitei Gavriel Aveilus 2:84 .

With regards to yartzeit,and hakamos matzeivah even those who are stringent would be lenient in such a case .

Text of Nitei Gavriel:

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  • The Mishna Brura (88:7, from the OP) says explicitly "until they immerse [in a mikva]". – Mordechai Oct 29 at 20:28
  • I have added a source which brings many sources ,its a machlokes . There is def a strong svarah to say that it is only talking in case when there is an actual flow ,ayin sham – sam Oct 30 at 2:44

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