Washing and Shrouding
224 questions
Is the Hadith true that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, used to place his feet in a bucket of water after performing ghusl?
What is the ruling on washing only the glans of the penis after urination if the body is already wet before performing ghusl, and does the ruling differ if one has finished washing the glans and testicles and then urinated?
Is pouring washing powder on the penis to remove slipperiness after ghusl from semen considered excessive, and can water discharge be accompanied by the presence of slipperiness?
Is it permissible for a mother to attend the washing and mourning of her deceased sister while observing her iddah for the death of her husband?
What is the scientific and religious explanation for the excretion of feces from a deceased person shortly after their death?
Is it obligatory for someone afflicted by the evil eye to remove their clothes to perform ghusl using the remnants of the envier?
Is the dead body's remaining submerged in water considered a ghusl for it, or must it be washed before shrouding and praying over it?
Is it permissible for a son to perform the ritual washing (ghusl) of his deceased mother?
Is it permissible to perform the obligatory bath (ghusl) from ritual impurity (janabah) by washing the body at night and postponing washing the hair until the morning, then washing it and praying?
What is the ruling on retaining semen during a wet dream, and what is the ruling on the fluid that is discharged thereafter, and does it necessitate ghusl?
Is it necessary to wash the spot that urine has touched and change clothes if water has passed over it during a shower without rubbing it?
Is it permissible for a patient with influenza, who contracted it due to excessive use of water for scrupulosity (waswasa), to perform tayammum?
What is the significance of the Islamic shroud for the deceased, given that people on the Day of Resurrection will be raised naked as their mothers bore them?
What is the legal ruling regarding a Sheikh who treats with the Quran refusing to wash and shroud a deceased child, based on the guidance of the Prophet (peace be upon him)?
Does bathing a newly married woman expose her to illness and prevent her from praying, and is ghusl obligatory for her even if her husband says that water can enter the place of intromission?
Does sniffing water during the day in Ramadan break the fast if it is difficult to expel the water after sniffing? And does water entering the ear or when washing hair with a shower invalidate the fast?
What is the state of the deceased from the throes of death until burial, and what happens to their soul?
What is obligatory when a person dies and another claims to be owed by them: Is their burial delayed until proof is presented, or is the debt paid without waiting for that?
How are the dead, male and female, washed and shrouded, and is it permissible for a woman to wash her husband and father?
What is the ruling on burying a deceased person—whose body arrived in a sealed coffin from another country after he died in a car accident, and the authorities there refused to open the coffin—when it is unknown whether he was washed or not?
What is the ruling on using an aftershave liquid, and is ghusl (ritual bathing) required after using it?
What are the supplications to be recited when washing the deceased?
Has a sound, explicit narration been reported concerning the raising of the index finger and saying "Ashhadu" (I bear witness) when carrying the Janazah (funeral bier)?
Is the widely circulated hadith about Umm Mildam, "O Allah, have mercy on my delicate skin and my fine bones from the intensity of the burning, O Umm Mildam, if you believe in Allah the Almighty, then do not split the head, and do not make the mouth foul, and do not drink blood, and turn away from me to one who has taken another god with Allah," authentic?