Ghusl
3,252 questions
Do the slight remnants of soap invalidate ghusl, and does the softness remaining in the hair or on the hand after washing indicate that the soap or conditioner has not been removed?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl again upon seeing "white discharge with another color like brown" immediately after ghusl from menstruation, knowing that it was followed by seeing the white discharge?
Does imagination and thinking that lead to a sensation of "a throb in the vagina" and the discharge of white or viscous fluid, or sometimes no discharge, constitute masturbation? And does it necessitate Ghusl or only Wudu?
Is the aforementioned hadith from the Messenger (peace be upon him) to Umar ibn al-Khattab, in which he commanded him to wash his private parts and perform ablution after a wet dream, authentic? And what are the simplest ways to perform ghusl to remove janabah (ritual impurity)?
Is inserting something other than the male organ into the anus considered sodomy, and does it necessitate ghusl?
Does a woman have a wet dream, and how can she distinguish it? Is a wet dream considered to be one if it occurs through masturbation or merely through sensation? Does it necessitate ghusl (ritual bathing) or invalidate the fast in Ramadan?
What is the ruling on acting upon the steps mentioned in the hadith regarding the ritual bath after menstruation? Is omitting them reprehensible (makrooh)? What is meant by "its water and its sidr" and "a piece of perfumed musk (firsata min misk)" in this hadith? Is it permissible to use modern musk that contains chemical substances? And what type of musk was used during the time of the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him?
Is it permissible to act as if one is praying while in a state of major ritual impurity (janabah) in front of family, due to embarrassment from not praying in front of them, and until one can perform ghusl?
What should someone do if they wake up in a state of ritual impurity (janābah) and cannot perform ghusl due to lack of time to make it to work? How can they perform the prayer?
Is it obligatory to perform Ghusl due to the light blood mixed with urine that appears after masturbation or a wet dream, or is Wudu’ sufficient? And what is the treatment for this blood, and what helps in abandoning masturbation?
Is prayer valid with the first ablution if a person intended to renew their ablution, then changed their mind and sufficed with the first? And does the first ghusl remain valid and can prayer be performed with it if a person intended to perform ghusl for janabah a second time then retracted from completing it?
Does the bleeding from an IUD insertion site necessitate Ghusl, or merely re-Wudu?
What is the ruling on masturbation in the event of controlling lust resulting from the effects of the sin of sodomy, and does ablution become void with the emission of semen without lust after performing ghusl from it?
Can a married woman perform ghusl to cleanse herself from janabah while rubbing her clothes over her body?
Does one who dies while in a state of major ritual impurity (junub) become a disbeliever (kafir) and exit the fold of Islam, and does everything he touches become impure, and is he prohibited from interacting with people?
What is the ruling on someone who experienced a wet dream during a wilderness trip and did not have enough water for a full ritual bath (ghusl), so he limited himself to washing the male organ and then performed tayammum (dry ablution)? Is that sufficient for purification, and are there any consequences?
What are the rulings concerning prostatic fluid (madhy), urethral discharge (wady), and semen (many), and how can one differentiate between them, especially if the cause of the fluid discharged is unknown, and do the types of lust that lead to the emission of semen differ?
Is it permissible for a woman to eat the testicles of a sheep, and is ghusl and wudu' required after eating them?
What is the ruling on one who finds within himself that he is a polytheist or an infidel when performing an act or uttering a word, so he performs ghusl and pronounces the two testimonies repeatedly (2-3 times daily), and this leads to his inability to pray for two full days?
How is the menstrual period calculated, especially the ten days, with intermittent bleeding due to the IUD?
Is it permissible to perform ghusl from janabah while having a Johnson medical plaster on the back?
What are the rulings regarding premenstrual discharge, dry blood for one day, whether it is obligatory to wash the hair with soap or to moisten it with water seven times when purifying from menstruation, and whether it is obligatory to wash the entire hair after intercourse?
Does wudu' or prayer become invalidated if one squeezes the urinary tract after them and madhiy or wadiy comes out?
Is it valid to perform ghusl if one forgets to wash the feet during ghusl, knowing that water is falling on them, and is it necessary to repeat ghusl in this case?