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He broke wind whilst doing ghusl from janaabah; is his ghusl invalidated?
49,705Does a Shower Count as Wudu?
It is recommended for a Muslim to do wudu before ghusl following the example of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). If the shower is done to cool down or to clean oneself, then it does not count as wudu (if wudu is not done before or after it).300,948Can You Do Ghusl with Braids?
A woman does not have to undo her hair when she does Ghusl following Janabah (impurity following sexual discharge), but she must make sure that the water reaches all parts of her body, including the hair and its roots.187,034He did not know that ghusl from janaabah is obligatory; should he repeat the prayers?
53,761He prayed on his own and leading others when he was junub; what does he have to do?
75,504She prayed when she was junub by mistake – does she have to repeat the prayers?
59,412She wants to do tayammum instead of doing ghusl from janaabah because she feels shy in front of her husband’s family
29,902He had an erotic dream whilst fasting but he did not see any trace of semen
61,621Does Preventing Oneself From Ejaculation Require Ghusl?
If a man feels the semen moving when he feels desire without intercourse, and he holds his penis and nothing comes out, then he does not have to do Ghusl according to the majority of scholars. If intercourse takes place, then Ghusl becomes obligatory even if there is no ejaculation.279,619Are Wet Dreams Haram?
A wet dream is a means of expending sexual energy for both sexes. A person plays no role in that, rather it happens as a result of human nature and a person will not be held to blame for that. So, wet dreams are something natural, and they cannot be gotten rid of.369,707
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