Washing and Shrouding
224 questions
What is the definition of "ghusl"?
Does the ghusl of a previously married woman (thayyib) differ from that of a virgin (bikr)? And is it obligatory to make the water reach the small amount that appears when a previously married woman sits on her heels? And if she did not do that previously, does her ghusl become invalid?
Is it obligatory to shave the armpit and pubic hair of the deceased when washing and cleaning them, or is it sufficient to limit it to ablution and ghusl?
Is it permissible to wipe over a bandage when performing ritual bathing (ghusl) after deliberate impurity (janabah), or must one make up the prayers after removing the bandage?
Is it permissible for non-Muslims responsible for burial to carry and bury Muslims after Muslims have performed the ritual washing (ghusl) and funeral prayer (salat al-janazah) for the deceased?
Is it permissible to store a man's sperm, and is it permissible for his wife to use it for artificial insemination after his death?
What is the method for washing a person who died by burning, knowing that water would harm the body?
Is it permissible for a wife to kiss her deceased husband before burial as a farewell, and does he become unlawful for her after his death?
What is the ruling on one who speaks about what they witnessed in the deceased during ghusl, and is their action forbidden, and what must they do?
- What are the seven pillars of Ghusl?
What is the ruling on masturbation for an unmarried person who does not want to touch a foreign woman, and what is the ruling on his ritual purity if he cannot perform ghusl due to water scarcity, and is tayammum sufficient for his prayer in this situation? And would he be sinful if he attended the washing and burial of his Muslim brother while in that state?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding paying an annual sum to an institution that handles the expenses of transporting, washing, and shrouding the deceased to Islamic countries?
Is it permissible to perform ghusl (ritual bathing) from janabah (state of ritual impurity) without washing the head with water due to a surgical operation on the right ear and the doctor's prohibition of washing the head for 12 days?
Is it permissible for a woman to wipe over her head with water or not wash her hair after intercourse, if it is falling out profusely due to the stomach's inability to absorb vitamins after a sleeve gastrectomy?
Are the white areas above the ears part of the face for the purpose of ablution? What is the ruling on excessive use of water when washing the limbs during ablution, such as the nails, face, and feet? Is it permissible to collect water in one hand and rub the other hand with it to wipe the head? How can one overcome the obsessive doubt of not thoroughly wetting a limb with water?
Is a single woman who dies considered a martyr?
Do clothes become impure due to janabah, and do they require washing if some janabah gets on them?
Is it permissible for a drug addict to wash the deceased, and is the questioner sinful for allowing him to participate in washing her father?
Does the ghusl become invalid if performed with water and soap, even if its sunnahs are applied, given that ghusl is performed with water only?
What is the ruling on praying over a martyr?
How is it possible to perform ghusl with a fractured foot and a cast preventing water from reaching it? Is tayammum permissible in this case? And what are the ways to get rid of masturbation?
Is the wetness coming out of the anus - which has no smell and is accompanied by excessive sweating - impure and necessitates ghusl or changing clothes before the time for prayer?
What is the ruling on the purity of water splashed onto clothes and bodies from impure areas when washing a patient, and is it obligatory to perform ghusl and change clothes to pray?
What is the ruling on supplicating for the deceased woman with mercy and forgiveness while standing at her head when she is being shrouded, and how many individuals are allowed to enter to shroud her?