If a person can’t make full ghusul due to an affected area, he must wipe over it if it is a bandage. If this is also not possible, he must perform total ghusul with the exception of that affected are and offer tayammum to compensate not washing that affected area.
Read moreAs long as it was washed, and touched by water, this is sufficient for washing off mathi.
Read moreThis is permissible.
Read moreIf you had a wet dream the prayer is not valid and you must perform ghusul. You should have interrupted your prayer immediately.
Read moreNo, this doesn’t affect your wudhu.
Read moreAs long as it was dried, it can’t transfer to you unless you are wet! Both ways, it doesn’t affect your wudhu but if transferred to your body or clothes due to wetness in you, this area becomes najis and should be washed
Read moreOne is sufficient for both as long as you have done the ghusl the last thing of them all.
Read moreIf a person who is junub is afraid that he will be harmed by using water because the weather is too cold and there is a real possibility that he can be harmed by it , he can do tayammum. BUT if he can heat the water up , he MUST do so and use […]
Read moreThese are waswas and you must try your best to fight them. Just make sure you perform your wudhu correctly, clean your private part with water after going to the bathroom, and do not think about if any urine was left or not.
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