Ghusl
3,252 questions
O Sheikh, is it permissible for infidel women to perform ghusl after menstruation?!
Are my sister's fasting and prayers acceptable, and is she sinful for touching the Quran, given the doubt about the completeness of her purification from menstruation due to yellowish and brownish discharges, and the presence of moisture after ghusl, which she doesn't know if it's yellowish or not?
Is it necessary to repeat the ghusl if urine or janabah is discharged during the ghusl for menstruation?
Must one wash underwear if a yellow stain is found after washing it with soap, while doubting whether it is semen?
Does the presence of small, dried glue specks on the face prevent water from reaching the skin during ghusl (ritual bathing)?
How is ghusl performed after menstruation in a simplified manner, and what is the meaning of Aisha's hadith regarding that, and is it permissible for a Muslim woman to marry an innovator (mubtadi')?
How can a former fiancée who committed a sin (doing things like married couples without penetration) and then repented from it deal with the problem of frequent, unconscious seminal emission due to remembering what happened, which affects her purity, prayers, and fasting, given her inability to tell her mother or go to a doctor without her knowledge?
What is the duration that the semen's emission is delayed for a woman after a wet dream, and is it known or not, and what are the implications for the prayers that were performed without knowing about it, and is there any evidence from the Qur'an and Sunnah for the delayed emission of semen?
Is the fluid a person finds after waking up from sleep, which has no color or smell, considered mani (seminal fluid), madhiy (pre-seminal fluid), or bawl (urine)? And is it obligatory to wash the clothes that have been stained by mani or madhiy?
What is the ruling on janabah if doubts arise about having performed ghusl from it after reaching puberty?
What is the ruling regarding the prayers I performed during adolescence after masturbating, without performing ghusl, and do I have to repeat them?
What kind of fluid is it—manī or madhī—if it's one or two barely visible drops, discharged unintentionally after a lust-inducing thought? And is the gush of manī a condition for performing ghusl (ritual bath) from janābah (state of ritual impurity) in this case?
Is the ghusl considered valid if the person performing it experiences intrusive thoughts about the intention for purity and a lack of care in the ghusl, leading her to feel impure?
Is it obligatory to repeat the Ghusl (ritual bath) or the prayers that were performed after using a deodorant that left a white residue, given that the residue did not prevent water from reaching the skin?
What is the ruling on prayer and fasting if the menstrual cycle lasts 12-13 days, then the bleeding stops for a week, then a small amount of intermittent blood appears for days, and after 17 days the second menstrual cycle begins? And is fasting and prayer obligatory in this case?
Is ghusl obligatory if one suspects the emission of semen without seeing its trace or remembering a wet dream? And is it necessary to inspect clothing and the private parts every time one wakes up to ensure no semen has been emitted?
Should a wife repeat her prayers after discovering that what came out of her was semen (maniyy) and not pre-ejaculatory fluid (madhiy), and that she had not performed ghusl for janabah for an unknown period of time?
What is a wet dream (ihtilam)? Is merely talking about lust in a dream considered a wet dream accompanied by semen? What is the ruling on the viscous white fluid observed after waking up? What is incumbent upon a woman if she experiences wet dreams daily, especially when reciting Ruqyah (Islamic exorcism), and it is accompanied by the emission of semen? And what can she do to avoid repeated ghusl (ritual purification bath)?
Is ghusl obligatory for a pregnant woman if she has a wet dream and bleeds, given that she is taking progesterone, and she does not know whether what was discharged was semen or secretions? What is the ruling on ghusl and its intention? Does taking the progesterone pill every day invalidate the prayer? Is there a supplication for the mother and fetus to be healthy and for the delivery to be safe?
Is ghusl obligatory if, some time after performing ghusl for janabah, one finds a dry substance on the penis, while being uncertain if it is semen and without having felt it exit? And what is the ruling on prolonging ghusl for janabah for two or three hours?
Is the ghusl (ritual bath) that took so long that the time for Fajr prayer elapsed valid or invalid, and does repeating wudu (ablution) three times invalidate it if the time elapses due to fear of missing the prayer time, or is the sin limited only to the passing of the prayer time?
Is the emission of semen due to friction with clothes, without using the hand, considered masturbation, and what is its ruling?
Are the fasting and prayers of the questioner valid after she found a thick, yellow fluid and doubted whether it was semen or wadīy, so she considered it wadīy, performed ablution, prayed, and fasted the following day?
What is the ruling on one who did not know of the obligation to wash the entire body in ghusl for janabah, and are his prayers accepted, and is he considered an infidel because of that, and what must he do?