Ghusl
3,252 questions
What is the yellow substance the questioner found after performing Istinja, and is her prayer valid?
What is the ruling on blood that appeared after sexual intercourse but was not discovered until morning, and what is the ruling on delaying the ritual bath (ghusl) from janabah for eight hours?
What is the ruling on the yellowish discharge that recurs after seeing purity during the same menstrual period, and is it considered menstruation? What is the reason for the differing fatwas regarding it, and is it permissible to adopt the fatwa that it is not considered menstruation after seeing purity, and did the female Companions perform ghusl multiple times for a single menstrual period?
What is the ruling concerning prayer and fasting in the presence of multiple vaginal discharges that are difficult to distinguish due to obsessive thoughts, knowing that these discharges have distinct odors?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum when ghusl is not possible due to the mother's unawareness of nocturnal emission and the delay of prayer for days?
Is it sufficient to pour water over the body when performing ghusl for janabah, or is it necessary to pass the hand over the back (or anus) to ensure that the water reaches it?
What are the barriers that prevent water from reaching the body? And how can one determine whether something has a physical mass or not, considering the viscosity of soap remaining on the body after bathing or ablution? And what must one do if they later discover that soap might have prevented water from reaching the parts of the body required for ablution in previous prayers?
Is what happens to a woman, in terms of feeling pleasure and clitoral movement during sleep, with partial regaining of consciousness but without the presence of fluid, considered masturbation or unlawful, and is ghusl (ritual bathing) required upon waking?
What is the ruling of the Sharia concerning a wife who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that affects her prayer and prevents her from performing ghusl (ritual bath) after major impurity, and what is the advice for dealing with her, especially given the presence of a young daughter and the desire to avoid divorce for several reasons?
What is the correct way to perform ablution (wudu') and the obligatory ritual bath (ghusl) to overcome the obsessive doubt (waswas) about water not reaching body parts and the difficulty pronouncing letters during prayer?
Does the chronic practice of masturbation, even if at spaced intervals, cause harm, and would stopping it now enable a normal marital life in the future, and what is the ruling on prostatic fluid (madhy), and how does one perform ghusl (ritual bathing) from it?
What is the ruling on frequent bathing due to various vaginal discharges, and how can one differentiate between them and semen to achieve purity for prayer and worship?
Does audibly declaring the intention (for ghusl) invalidate the ghusl and necessitate its repetition?
What is the ruling on one who suffers from severe obsessive doubts (waswas) concerning purity, ritual bathing (ghusl), and ablution (wudu), repeatedly performs wudu, washes their clothes and body due to water splashes, and spends a long time in ghusl, leading to missing prayers and excessive water use?
Is it obligatory to re-perform the prayers for someone who used to practice masturbation during adolescence and was unaware of the necessity of performing ghusl after ejaculation, contenting himself with wudu' only? And what are the implications of this for fasting Ramadan?
Must I perform my religious duties, take a ritual bath, and repeat the prayers I performed in the past few days, given that I use birth control pills and have brown discharge most days of the month, and my menstrual period only came in the first month of using them?
Is what is discharged from the male organ upon viewing provocative images and pictures of foreign female artists considered maniyy (seminal fluid), and is it permissible to perform tahara (purification) daily as a precaution, especially since I always pray in the mosque?
Are my body and clothes ritually impure due to madhy (pre-seminal fluid), and is ghusl (ritual bath) obligatory to remove the impurity, and is everything I used or touched considered impure?
What is the ruling on cleansing the navel if it contains skin tags resembling moles, and are these tags considered dirt that prevents purification?
Are the 'Isha prayer and sexual intercourse considered valid if a woman performs ghusl after seeing a yellowish discharge on the fifth day of her menstruation, then her period returns before Fajr?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl and change one's undergarments after every prayer for someone who suffers from continuous discharge? And what is the ruling for someone who feels something discharge after wudu' or while going to the mosque? Should he repeat his wudu' or ghusl?
Is the ghusl valid if the hands were not washed during ghusl from janabah due to ignorance of this ruling?
Does a complete ghusl require re-washing the parts of wudu' during ghusl, or is wudu' a part of ghusl and does not necessitate re-washing what has already been washed?
What is the ruling on one who weakens before lusts and obscene images, and how should he deal with the problem of continuous urinary dribbling and premature ejaculation after stopping masturbation? And what should one do if he goes to school in a state of janabah and his teacher asks him to recite the Quran? And is it permissible for a man to shave the hair between his eyebrows?