Ghusl
3,252 questions
What is the difference between semen and normal discharge in women, and which of them necessitates Ghusl?
Is ghusl required after an احتلام (wet dream) in which no seminal emission occurred until several hours later and with urine, or is it treated as mathy (pre-seminal fluid)?
Is it obligatory to make up or offer expiation for a fasting person who wakes up and finds semen discharging from him, while being unsure whether it is nocturnal emission or masturbation?
What should I do about the prayers I performed with only ablution (wudu), being ignorant of the necessity of ritual bathing (ghusl), and not distinguishing between prostatic fluid (madhy) and semen (maniyy), both of which appear the same to me?
Is it permissible for spouses to sleep naked, and does embracing during sleep necessitate ghusl before prayer, or is wudu sufficient?
Is it permissible for a Muslim to perform ablution (wudu), ritual bathing (ghusl), and prayer (salat) according to different schools of thought, and to choose the easiest of the opinions in disputed matters, in imitation of those who have permitted that?
Is immersion in a bathtub with rinsing the mouth and sniffing water into the nose sufficient to remove Janabah?
What is the ruling on one who has intercourse with his wife in extremely cold weather, when hot water for ghusl is unavailable, and cold water is harmful, and heating a sufficient amount of water is costly and impractical? Is it permissible to perform tayammum in this situation, or is it better to postpone intercourse, despite the difficulty of doing so throughout the winter?
Must a woman make up for fasting the month of Ramadan if her postpartum bleeding (nifas) stopped three days after childbirth, but then intermittent spotting continued throughout the month?
Is it sufficient to perform ghusl by passing a sponge over the body while washing the hair under the tap or by running fingers through it?
Is the elder sister obligated to educate her younger sister and her mother about the rulings of menstruation, ghusl, and purification from it, and what is the ruling on the multiple vaginal discharges that occur before menstruation, and do they necessitate ghusl?
What is the ruling regarding a woman's prayer and fasting if her menstrual cycle is irregular, and its duration and color vary from month to month, and what is the ruling regarding the hours during which the bleeding temporarily stops?
How can one perform religious obligations like ablution (Wudu') and prayer (Salat) with a fractured right hand and a cast?
How can I pray during menstruation after surgery? Is Tayammum sufficient for that? What is the method of Tayammum for menstruation? And must Tayammum be performed for every prayer?
Is it obligatory to make up for fasting the eleventh day, given that menstrual blood flows for the first four days, then stops on the fifth day, and on the sixth day a small amount of blood flows, and on the seventh, eighth, and ninth days something different from menstrual blood flows only during the midday period, and on the eleventh day yellowish discharge appears, and the white discharge (qassah al-bayda') is not seen?
Is there any hope for a girl who committed multiple indecencies and then completely repented from them?
What is the reason for the recommendation to rub the scalp when performing ghusl, and does janabah involve discharges in it?
When must a woman perform ghusl if a yellowish-white discharge, which may also occur outside of her menstrual period, appears after her period has ended?
What is the ruling on someone who passionately kissed a non-mahram woman during the daytime in Ramadan, without intending intercourse, and a short while later semen was released without further action?
Is it permissible to use white, bitter-tasting nail polish that prevents nail-biting and strengthens nails, knowing that it invalidates prayer?
Is it permissible to wash the private parts after performing ablution during a ritual bath, if the intention is to pray after completing the bath?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum for ghusl, wudu, and prayer in a state of janabah when unable to bathe due to a medical device, and what should be done if this is incorrect?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl again for someone who had a wet dream but found no maniy upon waking, and then maniy was discharged after performing ghusl?
Is it obligatory to answer the host's call to prayer, knowing that one is in a state of janabah, and fearing to arouse his suspicion regarding his family if one refuses?