Ghusl
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Is ghusl obligatory if a viscous white fluid is discharged merely by thinking or talking about sex, even if no orgasm occurs?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum instead of ghusl for prayer and reciting the Qur’an if bathing causes illness or dizziness, and does tayammum remove janabah?
What is the ruling on touching and reciting the Holy Quran, and on praying and fasting, with semi-continuous discharge of semen during defecation and urination? And is ghusl (ritual bath) obligatory in this case?
Is a woman's fast valid if she fasts the second half of Sha'ban two weeks after giving birth, and she stopped seeing blood twenty-six days after giving birth?
Is it permissible to cleanse oneself with Zamzam water?
What action should a virgin girl take if she feels pain in her private parts as if something is entering them, and this also occurs in dreams, in addition to feeling something touching her body while she is awake?
What is the wisdom behind the prohibition of raising dogs inside homes in Islam, and the obligation of performing ghusl (ritual bathing) upon touching a dog's saliva?
What are the consequences for someone who committed acts that lead to exiting the fold of Islam, then repented, and is it obligatory for them to perform ghusl and utter the Shahadatayn anew, and what is the ruling on their missed prayers and fasts?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl for every prayer when vaginal discharge occurs upon merely thinking about one's husband or speaking with him, even if it is a normal conversation?
Is it permissible to suffice with wiping over the head when performing ghusl (ritual bath) after janabah (state of ritual impurity requiring ghusl) due to pain? And what is the meaning of the word "wird"?
Is anal sex considered an act of disbelief (kufr) that expels one from the fold of Islam? And is performing ghusl (ritual bath) after it, similar to ghusl for janabah (major ritual impurity), sufficient for prayers to be valid thereafter? And is a non-married woman required to observe an 'iddah (waiting period) after sincere repentance from this act, knowing that it does not cause pregnancy?
Is ghusl obligatory if one feels semen move during a wet dream, then later finds white or transparent drops floating on the surface of the urine, knowing that no trace of semen is seen immediately after waking and that one suffers from urinary incontinence?
What is the ruling of the Sharia regarding delaying the ghusl (ritual bath) from night until after the break of dawn for the performance of Fajr prayer, due to a woman's health being harmed by bathing at night?
Is re-performing the prayers of the day after ghusl from a wet dream, which was only noticed after it had dried, valid?
What is the ruling regarding a wife continuing to wake her husband for prayer, knowing that he is bothered by it, and after every conjugal act he delays ghusl and sleeps through the prayers?
Is it permissible to cut hair before performing ghusl following menstruation?
Does the body drying during ghusl invalidate it, even though the ghusl is completed?
Is the Friday ghusl also obligatory for women?
How sound is the obligation of ghusl (ritual bathing) upon finding wetness in the underwear? Does semen come out with sexual arousal, and how is it recognized? What is the difference between it and pre-seminal fluid (madhy)? Is ghusl obligatory if there was a forbidden glance without lust? And how does a woman see the semen that necessitates ghusl for her according to the Prophetic hadith?
What is the explanation of the definition "the removal of ritual impurity, whether actual or constructive, and what falls under its meaning, and the removal of filth," and an elaboration on the meaning of "and what falls under its meaning"?
Is it necessary to wash clothes before or after performing ghusl for janabah, and do things become impure by coming into contact with one who is in a state of janabah?
Does inserting a doctor's instrument or finger into a fasting woman's private parts during the day invalidate the fast, and is that considered masturbation with the discharge of white secretions, and does that necessitate making up the day? And does a woman have semen?
Is it permissible for an unmarried woman to imagine she is married to a man with Islamic characteristics or a religious scholar, or to imagine that a specific person she knows is secretly her husband, and is it permissible to mention the name of a specific man to herself?
هل تجب الصلاة أم الغسل بعد الإفرازات المهبلية الناتجة عن مداعبة الخاطب (زوجها بالاوراق الرسمية) عبر الإنترنت؟