Ghusl
3,252 questions
Is a wife considered to be menstruating if a dark-colored fluid followed by a whitish, viscous substance is discharged from her, assuming the head of the penis was inserted into her vagina?
Does intentionally thinking about sex to arouse one's desires, by a young man in his twenties, fall under the ruling of masturbation?
Does involuntary masturbation during sleep without wetness necessitate Ghusl or diminish repentance?
Is cursing the mouthwash and sniffing—after forgetting them during ablution or ghusl—considered disbelief (kufr), and is it sufficient to utter the Two Testimonies on any occasion after the incident to return to Islam, or is the intention to enter Islam an essential condition?
Is one Ghusl sufficient after ejaculating multiple times due to masturbation, or is Ghusl required for each time?
Is the wife’s fasting valid if her postpartum bleeding stopped after two weeks, and she bathed and her husband had intercourse with her, then the blood reappeared only in the evening three days after that?
Is a married woman's nocturnal emission about someone other than her husband permissible or forbidden?
How can semen be pure, when ghusl is obligatory after it, while urine only requires caution?
Is a devotional act (prayer/ablution) interrupted merely by the thought of interrupting it, or is it considered complete due to the fulfillment of its pillars and obligations?
What is the ruling on suppressing a wet dream during sleep, what are its harms, and is it a disease that requires treatment? Also, what is the ruling on the fluid that is discharged when looking at something stimulating without desire?
What is the ruling on prayer when there is intermittent bleeding after taking an injection to stop conception for one year, given that menstruation was expected to cease completely?
What should I do about the involuntary and continuous discharge of semen, and is ghusl (ritual bathing) for major ritual impurity and cleaning the place required every time?
Was what came out of me after waking up from sleep madhy (prostatic fluid), or maniy (sperm), or just moisture? And what is the ruling concerning my prayers if I performed wudu based on the assumption that it was madhy? And is it permissible to wash the area with the intention of it being madhy after performing istinja if I had urinated before it?
Is it permissible for a woman who has become pure from menstruation but has not yet performed ghusl to give a quarter-mithqal in charity on behalf of herself and her husband who had intercourse with her, given her fear of informing him of this?
Is ghusl and wudu' valid if water did not reach some body parts during ghusl, but then reached them in the subsequent wudu', making the prayer valid?
What is the ruling on prayer for a woman who is 54 years old and whose menstrual period was regular for five days every 21 days, then became irregular, coming for a long time, then stopping for a few days and returning?
Do dreams that feature unveiled or veiled women cause a wet dream? And does the place where I had the wet dream become impure?
What is the ruling on repeating the Dhuhr and Asr prayers if one discovers seminal emission (ihtilam) after performing them, and what should someone who experienced ihtilam do if they are at work and cannot perform ghusl?
Is one who prays with an incomplete ablution considered an infidel, as if he did not pray or abandoned prayer? And does the same ruling apply to ritual bathing (ghusl) from major impurity?
Is it permissible not to perform ghusl (ritual bathing) every day when in doubt about a nocturnal emission after intercourse, due to the presence of characteristics of semen that may be from the night, and not remembering the nocturnal emission?
Is it obligatory for someone suffering from purity-related obsessive-compulsive disorder (waswas al-tahara) and doubt concerning vaginal discharge to make up the days they fasted with this doubt? Does this doubt invalidate their fast? Does merely saying "I will make up this day" invalidate the fast?
Is the transparent, viscous fluid mixed with whiteness that is discharged upon arousal considered semen necessitating ghusl and invalidating the fast? And is it obligatory to make up for the Ramadan fast if masturbation or swallowing a small amount of blood occurred with uncertainty regarding their ruling?
Is the cessation of blood for two hours after menstruation, which lasts for five days, considered a state of purity, or should one wait for the white discharge, knowing that yellowish and brownish discharges may return after the white discharge?
Does a dry spot found on one's underwear, without remembering a wet dream, necessitate ghusl?