What should I do about the recurring discharge of madhy during phone conversations with my fiancée, and how do I deal with prayer in this situation? Does the discharge of madhy necessitate ghusl, or is it sufficient to wash only the place of its exit?

The emission of madhy (pre-seminal fluid) does not necessitate ghusl (ritual bath); rather, it only requires wudu (ablution). It is also obligatory to wash the penis and any part of the body that the madhy has touched, and to sprinkle water on any garment it has soiled. As for extensive communication with the fiancée and exchanging words of love, this is not permissible in Islamic law unless the marriage contract has been concluded. If madhy is emitted during prayer, the ablution is nullified and the prayer becomes void, necessitating its repetition. However, if the emission of madhy is continuous, then one must take precautions and perform wudu after the prayer time has begun.