Ghusl
3,252 questions
What is the difference between water altered by chlorine, which removes its designation as water, and water altered by a pure substance that so overwhelms it that it loses its designation as water, such as ink or coffee, concerning which Ibn al-Mundhir transmitted a consensus on the impermissibility of purification with it?
What are the conditions and method for wiping over military boots (bastār), and is it permissible to wear them while clean inside the Haram?
Is "body suturing"—a temporary adornment method in which a thread is passed beneath the dead superficial layers of the skin in the hands and feet without pain or scarring, and which can be removed on the same day—considered a forbidden alteration of Allah's creation?
What is the ruling on repeating a single ghusl for a single state of janabah?
What is the interpretation of a Catholic woman dreaming of seeing herself in a mosque, with a man dressed in black describing the beginning of creation, light, and darkness, followed by a blind boy carrying an illuminated book?
Is the prohibition against putting one's hand in a vessel before washing it applicable to any vessel, or only to a water vessel? What is the definition of a vessel? And how did the Companions perform ablution (wudu), ghusl (ritual bath), and drink in the absence of taps?
How can one differentiate between pre-seminal fluid (madhiy), seminal fluid (maniy), and vaginal discharge (rutubah)? And what is the definition of intense arousal (shahwah) and peak pleasure (ladhdhah quswa)? This is crucial for ensuring the validity of prayer, especially for an unmarried girl who finds it difficult to differentiate despite her attempts to avoid stimulants.
Must the wife perform ghusl if her husband had intercourse with her from behind without inserting his penis into the anus, and the semen landed on the vulva, and she did not discharge semen, and the two circumcised parts did not meet? And what is the ruling on this act?
When are children taught the ruling on shaving pubic hair as one of the practices of Fitra (natural inclination)?
How can a married woman maintain her prayers with frequent daily ritual bathing?
How can one differentiate between the yellowish discharge of menstruation, the discharge after purification, and the yellowish discharge that appears after menstruation, taking into consideration the saying of Aisha, "Do not be hasty until you see the white discharge," and the Hanafis' ruling that brownish and yellowish discharges are considered menstruation?
Is the prayer valid with a partial ghusl without wudu when there is doubt about whether the wetness is semen, and one is not certain of janabah?
How can a woman make up the prayers and fasting that are obligatory to be performed after she learned about the necessity of ghusl (ritual bath) due to a wet dream?
What is the ruling on the albumin-like or white fluids discharged from the body? Do they necessitate a full purification (ghusl)? And do they invalidate the fast if they are discharged?
Is it permissible to apply perfume that contains alcohol before ablution with the intention of smelling good for prayer, and is medical alcohol a pure or impure sanitizer?
What is the ruling on the prayer and fasting of one who doubts her purity after the cessation of menstrual blood, with the continued presence of a yellowish discharge and not seeing the white discharge (al-qassah al-bayḍā’)?
What is the difference between an obligatory ghusl and a recommended ghusl, and is washing the hair obligatory or recommended?
What is the ruling on the fast of one from whom something was discharged during fasting, and he is unsure whether it is semen or pre-seminal fluid, taking into account that he is afflicted with excessive waswas (obsessive whispering/doubt)?
What is the ruling on the white fluid that is discharged from a man simply by looking at a woman or her picture, or upon mentioning women?
Is it necessary to perform ghusl after the illness subsides if the sick person performed tayammum instead of ghusl for janabah?
Is ghusl required for white madhiy that was discharged as a result of a wet dream, knowing that a woman's maniy is yellow?
Does internal examination of the private parts necessitate ghusl?
Does the presence of some feces, madhiy, or maniy on the body or in the area of its exit affect the validity of ghusl, especially when one is in a hurry and jumps into a swimming pool to perform ghusl?
Does the presence of dandruff—which is difficult to completely remove even with shampoo—affect the validity of ghusl?