Ghusl
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When should an unmarried girl consider herself pure and perform ghusl, especially when she sees light yellowish discharge tending towards white after her menstrual days? And is what she sees considered istihadah (non-menstrual vaginal bleeding) or a new menstruation that necessitates abstaining from prayer?
Are the yellow or whitish discharges that tend towards yellow, and continue to flow immediately after the blood in the last days of the menstrual period, considered part of menstruation, necessitating waiting for their cessation before performing ghusl, or are they considered a sign of purity due to their nature resembling normal discharges during days of purity?
Is ghusl required if semen is discharged merely by looking at something arousing?
Who was the Companion who would cover the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, when he was bathing?
What is the ruling on prayer if menstruation begins with one or two drops then stops, and then may increase on the following day or the day after?
Is ghusl obligatory for one from whom semen was discharged involuntarily and without desire, due to his suffering from semen retention for more than two and a half months, and the resulting psychological and physical pain?
Is it necessary to perform ghusl twice for someone who has missed prayers and is in a state of janabah? And is one sinful for missing prayers due to sleep?
Is what the student did by delaying the Dhuhr and Asr prayers until returning home to perform Ghusl considered a necessity due to a wet dream and the unavailability of warm water in the university mosque?
What is the ruling on using wet wipes instead of water for ghusl (ritual bath) after major ritual impurity, in cases of necessity and otherwise?
Does the meeting of the two circumcised parts necessitate Ghusl?
Does madhy (pre-seminal fluid), when discharged unconsciously, invalidate ghusl (ritual bath)?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl for fasting after achieving complete purity from menstruation, or is it permissible to perform ghusl after the cessation of blood, even if brown discharge continues?
Is ghusl required if one senses traces of semen at the tip of the penis without seeing it or finding any trace of it on the underwear?
What is the ruling for one who experiences ritual impurity (janabah) and is overtaken by the Asr prayer in a city other than their place of residence, where no place for ritual bathing (ghusl) is available and returning home is difficult? And what if this situation were to happen to a woman?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl due to the bloody or brownish discharge that appears after a woman's normal menstrual period, given that she has an IUD inserted?
Is it permissible for a woman to reduce sexual intercourse with her husband in Ramadan to twice a week? Is the emission of semen outside the woman's vagina during intercourse forbidden? And when can a woman purify herself in Ramadan, is it before Fajr or before Dhuhr?
Is a woman's water pure or impure?
Is the spotting that precedes menstruation by one day considered menstruation that prevents prayer and intercourse?
What is the treatment for obsessive thoughts that cause the imagination of lewd images, lead to doubt about the emission of semen, and result in excessive ghusl?
Is my prayer valid, knowing that I prayed without performing ghusl after a wet dream because I had no clothes available to me except the suit I was wearing, and if it is not valid, what are the consequences for me?
What is the solution to the problem of continuous pre-seminal fluid discharge (madhy) and the obsessive thoughts resulting from it, which affect the performance of prayers at their prescribed times?
What should one do if madhiy (prostatic fluid) is discharged after performing ghusl (ritual bath) due to janabah (state of ritual impurity following sexual discharge)? Is their prayer valid? What is the ruling on the discharge of a few drops of urine after urinating, and is this considered waswasah (whispering from Satan)?
What is the ruling on the prayer of one who has been afflicted with a severe illness that has rendered him immobile, and who experiences urinary incontinence (or seminal or pre-seminal discharge) during his sleep, and cannot distinguish between them, and who previously suffered from urine drops escaping after urination, and sometimes this occurs after ablution or after hours? What should he do?
Is prayer obligatory for a disabled sister who cannot hear or speak, has difficulty walking, suffers from severe vision impairment, and does not understand what prayer is?