Rules concerning hadath-e-akbar (major impurity)
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Rules concerning hadath-e-akbar (major impurity) |
Those conditions when ghusl is mustahab
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Those conditions when ghusl is mustahab |
Those conditions when ghusl is sunnat
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Those conditions when ghusl is sunnat |
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Those conditions when ghusl is wajib [obligatory]
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Those conditions when ghusl is wajib [obligatory] |
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Those conditions when ghusl is not fardh
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Those conditions when ghusl is not fardh |
Additional rules concerning ghusl
Additional rules concerning ghusl
In order to purify one’s self from hadath-e-akbar, ghusl is fardh. There are four causes of hadath-e-akbar:
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The First Cause |
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The first cause is the coming out of semen. That is, the coming out of semen from its place and out of the body with desire. This is irrespective of whether it comes out while one is asleep or awake, unconscious or conscious, through sexual intercourse or without sexual intercourse, by thinking or imagining, or by fondling one’s private part, or in any other way. |
Things or acts which make ghusl obligatory
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Things or acts which make ghusl obligatory |
GHUSL (BATH)
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The person taking a bath should first of all wash both hands up to the wrists. Then wash the private parts. The hands and private parts should be washed irrespective of whether there is any impurity on them or not. Both these have to be washed under all conditions. Thereafter, any impurity found on the rest of the body should be washed. Then make wudhu. If one is sitting on a stool or stone while bathing, then the feet should also be washed when making wudhu. But if one is sitting in a place where the water accumulates and he will have to wash the feet again after completing the ghusl, then the entire wudhu should be made but the feet should not be washed. After performing wudhu, pour water on the head three times. Thereafter pour water over the right and left shoulders three times each in such a way that water reaches the entire body. Thereafter move from this place and go to a clean spot and wash the feet. If the feet were washed when making wudhu there will be no need to wash them again.
RULES CONCERNING THE MA’ZUR
RULES CONCERNING THE MA’ZUR
Factors that break and do not break wudhu
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Factors that break and do not break wudhu |
