Ghusl
3,252 questions
Is performing ablution (Wudu') before clipping one's nails considered an innovation (bid'ah), and is the one who does so sinful if they do it out of habit?
Is every deed not begun with the name of God rejected for its doer and not rewarded?
When is water considered used, and does it become used merely by someone performing ablution (wudu’) with it, or is that restricted to water less than two Qullas? And what is meant by water that falls off or separates from the limbs of the one performing purification?
Does leaving off the full greeting constitute polytheism (shirk) and apostasy (riddah) necessitating ghusl to enter Islam?
Is it obligatory for my sister to perform ghusl after losing consciousness due to general anesthesia for a surgical operation?
What female discharges necessitate ghusl, and which ones are sufficient with wudu? And do clothes, places, and bodies that have been exposed to air and dried without the use of water become pure? And do pure clothes become impure if washed with clothes that have janabah?
Are the prayers and fasting of a woman who used to perform ghusl al-nadhafa (cleansing bath) with the intention of purification from menstruation, then perform wudu, and consider herself pure, valid? And if they are not, what should she do, given that she has been doing this since puberty?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl after hijama, or is wudu sufficient, and what is the interpretation of the hadith: "He [the Prophet] used to command ghusl for janaba, hijama, washing the deceased, and on Friday"?
Is it permissible to only run fingers through the hair when performing ghusl (ritual bath) after janabah (state of ritual impurity) for fear of catching a cold, and what is the correct procedure in this case?
Is it permissible to say "Bismillah" (in the name of Allah) before performing ghusl for one who is in the bathroom that contains a toilet?
Is it permissible to perform ghusl or wudu with water that has been mixed with an impurity, when this water exceeds two Qullas?
What is the ruling on someone who finds semen on their clothes after sleeping (due to a wet dream or inadvertently seeing something) – is ghusl obligatory upon them, and what should they do if they have a medical device in their body that prevents them from performing a proper ghusl?
Is ablution sufficient for prayer after swimming in a pool where people urinate, or is it obligatory to perform ghusl?
Did the Prophet (peace be upon him) forbid bathing after eating?
How does a woman count the first days when menstruation is abnormal and intermittent, followed by normal menstrual bleeding, given that the total number of days exceeds the usual duration of menstruation?
Is it permissible to implant a permanent tooth made of a ceramic crown in place of a broken tooth, knowing that this tooth cannot be removed after death?
What is the ruling on water used for ablution (wudu')—is it pure and purifying, and is it permissible to perform ablution with it? And what is the ruling on water that is touched by some water from a ritual bath (ghusl)?
Must the prayer be repeated if a woman experiences seminal discharge approximately two hours after the prayer?
How is animal ritual impurity (janabah) removed?
What is the evidence for the invalidity of the prayer, ablution (wudu), ritual bath (ghusl), Hajj, and all other acts of worship performed by someone who carries out the physical form without knowing their obligatory acts (furood), Sunnahs, and rulings, and what must a Muslim learn concerning the matters of his religion?
Is being afflicted by sorcery and jinn considered a punishment from Allah? Is it permissible for the raqi (exorcist) to converse with the jinn to inquire about the location of the sorcery and the perpetrator? Is ghusl (ritual bath) obligatory for a woman who has been intercoursed by jinn? What are the implications of this matter persisting? Is there a danger in approaching and attempting to help such cases?
Is it obligatory to repeat the Fajr prayer after performing ghusl from janabah for someone who woke up after sunrise and found traces of semen on his underwear, knowing that he had prayed Fajr in the mosque before discovering the state of janabah?
How can one differentiate between the types of wetness (wind, semen, pre-seminal fluid, urine, impurity) that appear on clothes, in order to overcome the obsessive doubts related to the presence of wetness in faded or transparent areas of clothing?
What should I do when I feel lustful while washing the penis during istinja (cleaning oneself after urinating) or when bathing, which delays the ghusl (ritual bath) for an hour?