Ghusl
3,252 questions
Is it permissible to perform ghusl (ritual bath) with one's wife after intercourse or without it, following the example of what 'Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, did with the Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him?
What is the ruling on semen exiting with urine after seeing things that arouse desire, and what is the ruling on someone who masturbated and stopped before the exit of semen, then semen exited or did not exit upon urination?
Is it permissible to wear clothes that have not been touched by impurity after performing ghusl for janabah, knowing that they were worn during janabah?
Do I have to make up the days when the menstrual bleeding stopped and then returned, and then I performed ghusl and prayed?
How can one make up for missed prayers, perform ghusl for ritual impurity, and repent before the month of Ramadan, given that the number of missed prayers is unknown?
Are the prayers performed after performing Wudu without a Ghusl from masturbation obligatory to be redone, and how can one atone for that?
If someone repents and fears God, how does he return to Islam?
Does seeing an arousing sight necessitate re-performing ghusl?
What is the ruling on masturbation in Islam, and is forgiveness granted to one who engaged in it out of ignorance of its ruling, and are their prayers, fasting, and supplications accepted in this state?
Is the denial of a specific act—believing it to be from the religion, then discovering it is not—considered disbelief (kufr), a whisper (waswasah), or a sin short of disbelief?
Does touching the private parts when feeling aroused constitute masturbation, necessitating ghusl, given that a light, viscous fluid may or may not be discharged?
What is the ruling on one spouse touching the other during ghusl (ritual bathing) after janabah (state of ritual impurity), and is it obligatory to cover oneself from one's spouse while urinating?
How is a Christian woman treated under her religion, and what are its rulings concerning her?
Does the discharge of semen without a cause necessitate ghusl (ritual bath)?
Does a man need to perform ghusl if he has intercourse with his wife while wearing a condom that prevents semen from reaching her body?
Is it permissible to perform ablution with water that comes out of an air conditioner?
What is the ruling concerning the prayers that preceded the emission of madhy (pre-seminal fluid), knowing that the questioner did not perform ghusl (ritual bath) until some time after realizing the emission of madhy?
Is it permissible for someone who performed tayammum due to intense cold at work to continue praying with that tayammum upon returning home, or must they perform ghusl?
Is ghusl obligatory upon seeing semen after waking up, with doubt as to whether it is a remnant of previous semen or from a new wet dream that was not accompanied by a feeling of deep sleep, and does a wet dream occur during light sleep?
What is the ruling on bathing with a mixture of Sidr, alum, and salt, after dividing it into seven portions, adding water, and reciting Al-Mu'awwidhatayn and Ayat Al-Kursi over it, with the intention of seeking a cure from the evil eye?
Is it permissible to perform ablution with more than one "mudd" of water if that is easier and less time-consuming than performing ablution with one "mudd," while closing the tap and using two cupped hands of water for each wash?
Is it permissible for someone who has had intercourse with his wife, then the dawn prayer call (adhan) was made and he could not find hot water for ghusl, to perform ablution (wudu') and pray in congregation for fear of missing the prayer time, and because he did not wish to disturb anyone?
Is it permissible for a disabled person who has suffered an accident to pray Fajr at 6:30 or 7:00 AM after performing ghusl and getting ready?
What is the ruling on one who has sexual intercourse with his deceased wife out of love and farewell, knowing that she is dead?