Ghusl
3,252 questions
Is ghusl obligatory if I wake up and find a dry white fluid on my buttocks, and I don't recall having a wet dream?
Is filling a bathtub and immersing oneself in it to perform ghusl from ritual impurity considered contrary to the Sunnah or a waste of water? Is ghusl valid in this manner? And how can one cultivate awareness of Allah's watchful presence in secret and in public?
What is the ruling on bathing in a place where there is impurity?
Is the fast of a woman valid if she experiences secretions after reciting the Quran and having a memory of sexual intercourse cross her mind, knowing that she subsequently performed ghusl and prayed Fajr, and is expiation due upon her?
What is the ruling on a woman who performed Tawaf Al-Ifadah while doubting her purity due to secretions that continued after the cessation of menstrual bleeding, knowing that she had previously performed Umrah while ignorant of the ruling on the obligation of ghusl from masturbation?
What should one do who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder and constant emission of prostatic fluid, and doubts whether something exited during ablution or ritual bath from major impurity, which causes him hardship by repeatedly having to purify himself?
Does one who experienced brown discharge and dark streaks for three days, then saw the white discharge, and subsequently fasted, prayed, and performed Umrah, and then experienced a slight brown discharge again, have to repeat the Umrah and make up the fast?
Is the 'Umrah performed by the questioner as a child, before showing signs of puberty, valid, considering her practice of masturbation and her ignorance of the rulings of ghusl (ritual bath) and wudu' (ablution)? And does the third 'Umrah, which she intended to be a make-up for the 'Umrah of a menstruating woman, suffice for the 'Umrah she performed as a child? And must the three days of fasting for expiation of the prohibitions of ihram be observed before or after cutting the hair? And what is the ruling on trimming nails or applying perfume during fasting, and does that invalidate the fast?
Is ghusl required after a boy's urine, once he has completed one year of age?
What is the ruling on intentionally ejaculating during fasting in adolescence without touching the private parts, given the inability to make up for it or feed the poor, and what is the ruling on that after breaking the fast, and is prayer permissible after performing ghusl?
What is the ruling regarding a girl's prayer if she performed ghusl after menstruation without seeing the white discharge, then she caught half an hour of the Dhuhr prayer time, and then the 'Asr adhan was called during her second rak'ah? And is her prayer acceptable if she later saw a brownish discharge before Maghrib and after 'Isha', then she woke up before Fajr and performed ghusl and prayed Fajr, then she found a brownish discharge on her clothes and did not know when it appeared?
Is the prayer valid if one doubts the emission of semen, and what is the ruling on its recurrence?
Does the excretion of one or two drops of urine after resisting the urge to urinate necessitate changing clothes or invalidate the prayer, and is the water that falls when washing the penis after urinating impure?
What is your guidance for someone suffering from severe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), to the extent that it leads to missing prayers or extending Wudu (ablution) and Ghusl (ritual bath) for hours, and who finds extreme difficulty in applying the advice of scholars to abandon these obsessions? Is it permissible for him to abandon prayer, or to suffice with Wudu or Tayammum (dry ablution) and pray even with the presence of impurity or major ritual impurity, based on His (Allah's) saying: "And do not throw yourselves with your own hands into destruction" (Quran 2:195) and His saying: "Allah does not burden a soul beyond its capacity" (Quran 2:286)?
Is ritual purity from major impurity (janabah) in Ramadan recommended or not obligatory, and which is better between not being obligatory and being recommended?
What should I do if I am unable to perform ghusl after menstruation because there is janabah everywhere in the bathroom (the shower, the floor, and everything else), and also on my hair and body?
Is the release of a small drop of pre-seminal fluid (madhy) after a lustful twitching of the penis considered [a violation of ritual purity], even if the erection itself was not due to lust? And is it obligatory to be strict and twitch the penis?
How does water reach all parts of the body when it is sufficient to douse the body once in a partial ghusl?
Is the fluid that exits when thinking about intercourse — and is thick, copious, and viscous like semen, but without pleasure — considered semen or madhiy (pre-seminal fluid), given that their appearances are identical to me?
Does the presence of a very small speck of nail polish after performing ghusl following menstruation invalidate it, and what is the ruling on the prayers of that day?
When and how should one perform ghusl after masturbating if nothing was discharged, or if a viscous, whitish or yellowish fluid was discharged, or if the fluid was discharged intermittently, or if fluid was discharged without masturbation and one does not know if it is semen or vaginal discharge?
Is my prayer valid, or must I perform ghusl and repeat the prayer, given that I found wetness on my clothes after waking up, and it was not sticky or yellow, and I was suffering from waswasah (obsessive doubts)?
What is the ruling on the discharges that exit a woman, and do they necessitate ghusl, and what is the ruling on prayers missed due to these discharges?
Is it necessary to perform ghusl after sexual fantasies followed by a feeling of pleasure, without certainty that semen was discharged, knowing that one suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder?