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He did ghusl and prayed, then he realized that he had missed a part of his body and the water had not reached it
45,659In ghusl it is sufficient to make the water reach all areas of the body
23,328A woman does not have to sit when doing ghusl
38,872Can he delay washing his feet until he has finished doing ghusl?
32,412If she has a needle fixed to her stomach with a dressing, can she wipe over it when doing ghusl?
7,485He was junub and the iqaamah for prayer was given – should he pray or do ghusl even if he will miss the prayer in congregation?
14,720She did not know that it was obligatory to do ghusl; does she have to make up the prayers?
12,223If he wakes up late and the water is cold, can he do tayammum?
43,355If a person wakes up junub and fears that the time for prayer may end if he does ghusl, should he do tayammum?
94,449Is Rubbing Essential in Wudu and Ghusl?
It is not essential to rub the body during Wudu or Ghusl (ritual bath), according to the majority of scholars. It is sufficient to make sure that the water reaches all parts of the body in the case of Ghusl.37,096