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No. If there is no ejaculation, ghusl is not required.

If one has a dream that is in the contexts of a wet dream (dreams about intimacy etc) and wakes up realizing they aren’t actually wet from the dream, are they required to perform gusul?

Purity | September 10, 2020 6:14 am
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If there is some gooey thing coming from private male part.. does that person need to make ghusul?? Or can he just make Wudu. And if the gooey thing touches the boxers or clothes is water enough to clean it?
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From your tweet, I came to know that we can’t take ghusl in stagnant water (i.e. bath tub). But if there’s no tap water, then what to do? In this situation, I complete my ghusl from the bucket water that also is stagnant and during ghusl some water from body drops inside of it. Is my ghusl valid?