Ghusl
3,252 questions
What is the ruling on repeating prayers invalidated due to ignorance of the obligation of ghusl (ritual bath) after masturbation before puberty, and is such ignorance considered an excuse?
Does water flowing over other limbs while performing ablution (wudu') under a shower affect the validity of the ablution?
Is it legislated to perform ghusl on Friday to attain the reward mentioned in the hadith: "Whoever washes and performs ghusl, and comes early and is present early... he will have the reward of a year's worth of Qiyam and Sawm (standing in prayer and fasting)," despite the closure of mosques and not going to them for prayer, and is intention sufficient to obtain the reward in this case?
What is nocturnal emission during an afternoon nap in Ramadan, and what is its ruling?
Is it necessary to perform ghusl (ritual bathing) after every instance of sexual arousal or stimulation that leads to the emission of clear fluid that dampens the underwear, or is ghusl specific to sexual intercourse that necessitates janabah (a state of ritual impurity requiring ghusl)?
Is it permissible not to perform ghusl if one doubts having had a wet dream and did not check whether semen was discharged or not, and then found no trace of semen on his clothes after istinja', despite feeling wetness?
Is it permissible for a woman to continue her fasting and prayer if she takes menstruation-stopping pills, then experiences pink discharge, which then stops?
Is the intention to remove major ritual impurity required before every prayer for one who is unable to perform ghusl, and if it is required, what are the implications of forgetting it once?
What is the nature of the fluid that comes out after ghusl following masturbation and sticks to the underwear? Is it madhy, wady, or residual maniy? And it happens every time.
Does speaking during ghusl invalidate it?
What is the ruling on someone who masturbated more than once in a single day during Ramadan, then fasted without performing ghusl, despite repeatedly swearing not to do so, and does the ruling differ considering it is his first year of fasting?
What is the substance that comes out after defecation or with urine, resembling semen and sperm, and what is its legal ruling, and does it have any health harms?
Is complete certainty required that semen has not exited, or is the preponderance of suspicion sufficient for the non-necessity of ghusl in the event of feeling the movement of semen without intercourse and restraining it? And is ghusl required if the exit of semen is not verified after restraining it, or if I see a small drop closer to madhy (pre-seminal fluid) and cannot definitively confirm it to be madhy?
Is ghusl obligatory for me when practicing masturbation if semen does not come out at all?
What is the solution to the problem of recurrent " سلس المذي" (pre-seminal fluid discharge) that necessitates changing clothes and performing ghusl (ritual bath), and contaminates the bedding during احتلام (wet dream)?
How does a person afflicted with multiple sclerosis pray and purify himself?
How can one differentiate between semen (مني) and prostatic fluid (مذي), and how does prostatic fluid exit, and is its emission related to sexual fantasies or to thinking resulting from non-sexual scenes?
Is it obligatory to repeat the Dhuhr prayer if semen is discharged hours after performing it, given that it was prayed before the seminal discharge resulting from a wet dream?
Is the fast of someone who had a wet dream a quarter of an hour before Fajr, and the Fajr adhan was called while he had not yet performed ghusl, valid?
Does the use of a hair styling cream made of coconut and beeswax prevent the validity of ghusl and wudu, and is it permissible to wash the hair again with soap half an hour after ghusl if a greasy residue of the cream is found on the hair?
When must a woman resume prayer after menstruation?
Does lice nits in the hair invalidate ghusl?
What is the ruling on masturbating during the day in Ramadan, and at night with ghusl (ritual bath) shortly before the Maghrib call to prayer, and is qadaa' (making up for the fast) obligatory?
What is the ruling regarding a person afflicted with obsessive-compulsive disorder (waswas) who swore to divorce his wife if he broke his intention (niyyah) during wudu' or ghusl, then he broke his oath, and does this fall under the ruling of a "nadhir al-lajaj" (oath of obstinacy)?