Does the emission of a transparent, viscous fluid after ghusl necessitate ghusl even if it is semen discharged without arousal, and is it permissible to remove impurities concurrently with ghusl for janabah?

One must repent and quit masturbation. If a person in a state of janabah (major ritual impurity) washes after a wet dream or intercourse, and then semen is discharged without arousal, he is not required to repeat the ghusl (ritual bath); ablution (wudu) suffices. As for the ghusl for janabah, the prescribed method involves removing any impurities from the body, then performing wudu, then making the intention and ensuring water covers the entire body, including rinsing the mouth and sniffing water into the nose. The ghusl is not invalidated by touching an impurity during it.