Purity

Friday ghusul is an issue of dispute among scholars. Women are not obliged to do it as they are not obliged to attend the prayer. The most authentic opinion is that it is recommended for men but not obligatory.

If I touched a dry impurity but the impurity was not wet or appeared in my hand then I touched pray mat and prayed is prayer valid even though no wet najasah was transferred on my hand or the prayer met

Purity

17 Aug

The impurity does not transfer unless it was wet or there are visible traces of it.

I have a question that when husband and wife have first intercourse on wedding night then it become difficult for them to do ghusal and pray fajar. Can they do tayamum?

Purity

16 Aug

No they have to do ghusl. Tayamum is not valid unless there is no water or they are ill! Why would anyone want to start his marital life with such a sin?

I had done ghusl due to the fact I was in a state of major impurity. However I did not utter any sort of intent to myself as to why I was doing the ghusl. For example I hadn’t uttered in my heart” I am doing ghusl to purify myself from major impurity ” Rather i just did it because I knew I had to clean myself due to the state I was in. Would i have to repeat the ghusl?

Purity

14 Aug

No, as uttering such an intention is an innovation.

Does one have to do ghusl if one wakes up with lubrication without a wet dream?

Purity

14 Aug

If the discharge is way more than every night and it is thin and yellow, she must make ghusul.

is it prohibited to cook or eat in the state of janaba (sexual impurity)? Some say it’s a sin while others say there will be no barakah if you cook or eat during janaba.

Purity

07 Aug

No problem. Praise be to Allaah. There is no set time limit within which a woman who is junub has to do ghusl. It has to do with the performance of prayers and other acts of worship where tahaarah (purity) is required. There is no harm in delaying ghusl until the time for the next […]

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