Ghusl

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Is it recommended for a woman to perform ghusl for istihada if a small amount of blood or spotting comes out after the end of the maximum period of menstruation, or is ghusl for istihada specific to those for whom the blood continues until it mixes with the menstrual blood of the following month?
What is the ruling on masturbating and praying without ablution due to fear, and is there expiation for that?
Do discharges resulting from pleasant conversations, the occurrence of exciting thoughts and scenes, or wet dreams necessitate ghusl, and do they affect the validity of fasting and acts of worship?
Is a woman's fasting valid if her postpartum bleeding stops in the first third of Ramadan and she sees a lot of white discharge, and is she considered pure in this case?
Is it obligatory for a pregnant woman to perform ghusl and wudu for every prayer due to continuous yellow or white discharge?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl for semen when in doubt about its emission, given that its known characteristics, such as the sensation of its emission, subsequent relaxation, and its smell, are not present, and is it permissible to combine the intention for ghusl from semen with ghusl from menstruation and embracing Islam?
Is ghusl obligatory after a wet dream if semen is found?
Is the fast valid if one masturbates again during a Ramadan day, and the semen is held back, then after urinating an unclear substance, whether it is semen or pre-seminal fluid, is discharged?
When performing ablution (wudu), should I wash the inside of my eyes with water?
Does delaying prayer without a valid excuse necessitate performing ghusl as a condition for repentance, based on it being considered an act of disbelief that expels one from the fold of Islam, as stated on the website?
Is it permissible for a young man who is paraplegic and had a nocturnal emission to perform ablution and pray Fajr, given his inability to perform ghusl or change his clothes until daylight, and what is required of him if that is not permissible?
Is ghusl obligatory after seeing sexual images in a dream with a very slight discharge, like water?
Is it permissible to wear a wig that is affixed to the head and removed monthly, and to perform ghusl, wudu, and prayer with it, in order to alleviate the embarrassment of complete baldness resulting from an illness?
Is it permissible to enter into the state of ihram from Jeddah after purification from menstruation, or is it obligatory to enter into ihram from Ta'if, knowing that Ta'if is closer to the original miqat?
Is it sufficient for the Friday ghusl and the recommended ghusl (like for the two Eids) to substitute for wudu?
Is there a specific supplication required for a woman to say upon purification from menstruation?
How can one differentiate between mani (seminal fluid) and madhiy (pre-ejaculatory fluid) to avoid performing ghusl (ritual bath) every time wetness is observed on clothing?
Is it obligatory to fast if menstrual bleeding stops for four days and the white discharge does not appear, then the bleeding returns with the characteristics of menstrual blood, and is the fast of the days when the bleeding stopped valid?
Is it permissible to pray with ablution (wudu') when in a state of major ritual impurity (janabah) if there is not enough water for a full ritual bath (ghusl) and only enough water for ablution?
How many hours of complete dryness are required to ensure purification, and is it a condition for the dryness to continue for a day and a night, given that there is sometimes complete dryness for hours?
Does the emission of a drop or two of fluid after the sensation of ejaculation necessitate a full ritual bath (ghusl), knowing that it does not meet the criteria of semen and is not followed by fatigue?
Must one make up prayers missed due to not performing ghusl from masturbation after repentance, and should the make-up be done in order or not?
Must a girl afflicted with Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD), who experiences sudden and recurrent orgasms, perform ghusl before every prayer?
What is the maximum period one can remain in a state of janabah before performing ghusl? Is it forbidden to perform any actions, such as walking or cooking, before performing ghusl from janabah? Is it permissible to delay ghusl until the time of the next prayer?

Ghusl

Is it recommended for a woman to perform ghusl for istihada if a small amount of blood or spotting comes out after the end of the maximum period of menstruation, or is ghusl for istihada specific to those for whom the blood continues until it mixes with the menstrual blood of the following month?

What is the ruling on masturbating and praying without ablution due to fear, and is there expiation for that?

Do discharges resulting from pleasant conversations, the occurrence of exciting thoughts and scenes, or wet dreams necessitate ghusl, and do they affect the validity of fasting and acts of worship?

Is a woman's fasting valid if her postpartum bleeding stops in the first third of Ramadan and she sees a lot of white discharge, and is she considered pure in this case?

Is it obligatory for a pregnant woman to perform ghusl and wudu for every prayer due to continuous yellow or white discharge?

Is ghusl obligatory after a wet dream if semen is found?

Is the fast valid if one masturbates again during a Ramadan day, and the semen is held back, then after urinating an unclear substance, whether it is semen or pre-seminal fluid, is discharged?

When performing ablution (wudu), should I wash the inside of my eyes with water?

Does delaying prayer without a valid excuse necessitate performing ghusl as a condition for repentance, based on it being considered an act of disbelief that expels one from the fold of Islam, as stated on the website?

Is it permissible for a young man who is paraplegic and had a nocturnal emission to perform ablution and pray Fajr, given his inability to perform ghusl or change his clothes until daylight, and what is required of him if that is not permissible?

Is ghusl obligatory after seeing sexual images in a dream with a very slight discharge, like water?

Is it permissible to wear a wig that is affixed to the head and removed monthly, and to perform ghusl, wudu, and prayer with it, in order to alleviate the embarrassment of complete baldness resulting from an illness?

Is it permissible to enter into the state of ihram from Jeddah after purification from menstruation, or is it obligatory to enter into ihram from Ta'if, knowing that Ta'if is closer to the original miqat?

Is it sufficient for the Friday ghusl and the recommended ghusl (like for the two Eids) to substitute for wudu?

Is there a specific supplication required for a woman to say upon purification from menstruation?

How can one differentiate between mani (seminal fluid) and madhiy (pre-ejaculatory fluid) to avoid performing ghusl (ritual bath) every time wetness is observed on clothing?

Is it obligatory to fast if menstrual bleeding stops for four days and the white discharge does not appear, then the bleeding returns with the characteristics of menstrual blood, and is the fast of the days when the bleeding stopped valid?

Is it permissible to pray with ablution (wudu') when in a state of major ritual impurity (janabah) if there is not enough water for a full ritual bath (ghusl) and only enough water for ablution?

How many hours of complete dryness are required to ensure purification, and is it a condition for the dryness to continue for a day and a night, given that there is sometimes complete dryness for hours?

Does the emission of a drop or two of fluid after the sensation of ejaculation necessitate a full ritual bath (ghusl), knowing that it does not meet the criteria of semen and is not followed by fatigue?

Must one make up prayers missed due to not performing ghusl from masturbation after repentance, and should the make-up be done in order or not?

Must a girl afflicted with Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD), who experiences sudden and recurrent orgasms, perform ghusl before every prayer?

What is the maximum period one can remain in a state of janabah before performing ghusl? Is it forbidden to perform any actions, such as walking or cooking, before performing ghusl from janabah? Is it permissible to delay ghusl until the time of the next prayer?