Ghusl
3,252 questions
Should a woman perform ghusl after the cessation of blood, or should she wait to see the white discharge if the yellowish discharge persists?
What is the ruling on a substance resembling semen being discharged from time to time, and drops of urine being discharged intermittently from time to time after urination?
Does the trickling of water droplets from a washed limb to another limb during ablution (wudu) or ritual bath (ghusl) affect the validity of the purification (tahara), given that this water becomes pure in itself, but not a purifier for other things?
Is it sufficient to sprinkle water on the leg hair when performing ghusl for janabah, or must they be rubbed?
Is there any consequence for me believing I had purified on the sixth day and performing Umrah, then a little blood descended, and on the seventh day performing another Umrah and blood descended thereafter?
What is the ruling on the small white substance that is discharged daily after flicking the penis or urinating? Is it manī or wadī? Is it permissible to place a cotton pad to prevent its discharge, and if so, must the cotton pad be changed?
Must the woman make up the days when she bathed after her menstrual bleeding stopped, then the bleeding resumed, or is expiation required of her?
What is the ruling on wearing artificial nails only in front of one's husband?
Can the color of mathy change to yellow due to dryness, and what type of fluid is this that comes out after watching television programs or interacting with men?
Should a woman make up the prayers she missed if she did not confirm her purity from menstruation until after the prayer time had elapsed or more?
Is it permissible to enter the bathroom and urinate before performing ghusl to cleanse oneself from janabah?
Is it required to perform Ghusl or Wudu when touching the penis if clear fluid is discharged, and is that considered Haram?
Is a woman's dream of embracing another girl considered a wet dream, and is ghusl (ritual bathing) obligatory if it is most likely madhiy (pre-seminal fluid) and not mani (seminal fluid)?
Does involuntary urination during sleep necessitate ghusl?
Are the thoughts and desires that arise during prayer due to interacting with and meeting women considered polytheism, especially given that this sometimes leads to losing the prayer?
How can continuous pouring or immersion of water suffice for ghusl, according to those who hold that rinsing the mouth and nose are pillars (rukns) in wudu and ghusl? And what is meant by continuous pouring of water, and what is the extent of the "brief moment" in which the wudu is considered valid when performed in sequence, knowing that the questioner follows the Hanbali madhhab in these matters?
What is the ruling on prayer for a woman whose menstrual bleeding has not ceased for six years, knowing that her usual period was seven or eight days? Should she pray after fifteen days, or is only the duration of her usual period considered? And is there a sin incurred by one who vowed to drink only two cups of coffee but then drank more than that?
Is it sunnah to massage once in wudu, or three times for each limb?
Do the oily secretions from the skin that are not easily removed and appear when the fingernail scratches act as a barrier preventing water from reaching the skin during wudu or ghusl from janabah, and what is the ruling on repeating wudu if these secretions reappear?
Is it permissible to combine the Shafi'i and Hanbali madhhabs regarding the issue of ghusl, such that one performs ghusl with the intention of wudu', rinses the mouth and nose, and then immerses oneself in still water, or is this not permissible?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum for prayer when there is a splint on half of the hand during janabah, and is ghusl obligatory despite the presence of the splint?
What should a girl do who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) regarding purity, which causes her difficulty in performing ablution (wudu), istinja (washing after using the toilet), and prayer, and doubt about the purity of discharge, and a belief that household furniture has become impure, which has affected her performance of obligatory and supererogatory prayers?
What is the ruling on fluid discharge—suspected to be semen—during sleep without remembering a wet dream, and what should one do who wakes up late for work and does not have time to perform ghusl?
What is the yellowish discharge, and is it considered menstruation if it appears before or after the regular menstrual period? Does it necessitate ghusl (ritual bath) and prohibit prayer?