Washing and Shrouding
224 questions
Does the adhesive substance from menstrual clothing prevent ghusl, and what should I do if some of it remains after washing?
Is it permissible for a Christian woman to wash her Muslim husband (after death)?
Is it permissible to act upon the instructions of a deceased mother not to inform relatives and friends of her death, and that no one attend her funeral except her children and husband, and to suffice with handing over her body to the mosque for the rites of washing and shrouding? And is it considered disobedience to her if one goes against this for the sake of preserving the family and relatives?
Is there any problem in naming "ghusl" as "Istihmam" (bathing), especially when using common terms like "tatassabah" (you are bathing), "tasabbaht" (I bathed), or "na'eeman" (blessings upon you after bathing)?
How can a woman purify herself from major ritual impurity (janabah) with the least possible effort, to avoid hair damage due to frequent washing, especially given her husband's concern for her appearance?
What is the ruling on the deceased's family burying him at night and refusing to wait for his son, who was close to the village? Was their action correct, or was it possible to wait?
Is placing the deceased's right hand over their left after washing and shrouding them, in the posture of one performing Salah, legislated in Islam?
May one who performs tayammum lead those who have performed wudu' in prayer?