Ghusl
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Is it permissible for someone who experiences a wet dream (ihtilam) and is unable to bathe or perform ablution due to quadriplegia to pray and fast, particularly since his elderly mother cannot assist him, and he only performs tayammum (dry ablution)?
Is the bed considered impure if I masturbated and slept without performing ghusl, and did not feel any change in my body's movement during sleep? And are my prayers and the prayers of those who follow me valid if I wake up and pray without performing ghusl?
Is it permissible to wipe over the head covering (paper or nylon) placed over henna, and is it necessary to wipe over all of it, or is wiping over part of it sufficient? Can this be compared to wiping over the turban? And what is the ruling on the prayer of one who does that?
Is a man held accountable if he cuts his hair or nails while in a state of major ritual impurity (janabah), based on the belief that these parts will return to him on the Day of Resurrection and the effect of janabah will remain upon them?
Is what the questioner used to do in istinshaq—pushing water into the nose without drawing it in with the breath—considered sufficient, by analogy with the opinion of those who permitted wetting two fingers and inserting them into the nose? And is it permissible for her to adopt the opinion that istinshaq is not a condition for the validity of wudu’ or ghusl, if her action was not correct? And is she considered mistaken in her understanding or interpretation, or deliberately following her whims, due to her fear of being harmed by drawing in water?
What is the ruling on purity for a girl whose menstruation is irregular, and she asks about the duration of her period and the signs of purity, and how she can distinguish between discharge, yellowish discharge, and white discharge, and is turbid discharge after the cessation of blood considered part of menstruation?
Is it obligatory to repeat three days of prayers when in doubt about the emission of semen after waking up, given that there was no trace of semen at first, but it appeared later?
Is it obligatory for a man to undo his braids for ablution (wudu'), ritual bath (ghusl), or prayer (salat), or is it permissible for him to pray with his hair braided?
Is it obligatory to remove the transparent, oily pimples that form on the back during ghusl from janabah, and to wash what is beneath them, and are they considered a barrier preventing water from reaching the skin?
What is the ruling on not removing skin peelings that are difficult to reach during ghusl, and is ghusl invalidated if water dries on some parts of the body before it is completed?
Has the divorced woman's iddah (waiting period) ended with the conclusion of its duration, despite her menstrual cycle being irregular during it? And is her divorcee entitled to take her back without a new marriage contract?
What is the ruling on saying: "I ask You by so-and-so," and is this considered asking by other than Allah, and does its utterer apostatize and become obliged to perform ghusl and renew his Islam?
When purifying from pre-seminal fluid, is wiping over socks permissible?
What is the ruling on performing ghusl for janabah or menstruation while a contraceptive patch (Evra) is on the skin, knowing that if it is removed and then reapplied, it causes an increase in hormones? And if it is not permissible, what is the ruling on the prayers that were performed previously?
Is the semi-daily wetness at the tip of the penis considered maniyy (seminal fluid), or is it an illness that necessitates a specific action?
What is meant by Sheikh Muhammad 'Illaysh's statement in "Minah Al-Jalil": "And the predominance of doubt is not stipulated for one afflicted by doubt due to his inability to achieve it, and doubt suffices for him therein," and to what extent is it valid to act upon it?
Does the fasting person break their fast if they swallow their saliva after licking their lips, which have been moistened with a slight, unseparated wetness remaining from the water of Wudu or Ghusl, whether intentionally or by mistake? And is it obligatory to dry the body parts after every Wudu?
ما هو الجماع الذي يوجب الغُسل؟
Is it necessary to urinate before performing ghusl for janabah?
What is the ruling on Hajj if the pilgrim performed Umrah and benefited from it, but did not enter into a new state of ihram for Hajj out of ignorance? Is a Fidyah (expiatory offering) due upon her?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding the fasting and prayer of a girl who suffers from an irregular menstrual cycle and continuous bleeding, and what are the implications for the days of Ramadan that she missed?
Is the first valid ghusl sufficient if the person performing it doubts its validity and then repeats it mistakenly, and is washing the hands obligatory in a sufficient ghusl?
How can one definitively get rid of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)? Is it permissible to perform ghusl for janabah by doing wudu and then spreading water over the entire body? Is ghusl obligatory when one feels nocturnal emission without any trace of semen, but with very slight wetness on the clothes?
What is the ruling concerning my prayers which I performed after becoming in a state of major ritual impurity (janabah) and without performing ghusl with the intention of purification from janabah?