Submitted by user2 on Sat, 2013-08-24 09:07
Q: I have a question regarding ghusl. I get constant doubts about the validity of my ghusl. If someone performs ghusl and then sleeps and then does salaah at night but at night time they get a doubt that if the eye and eyebrow was properly washed in ghusl or if it was accidently left dry (note this is more based on doubt rather than certainty). The person then goes to the bathroom and washes his eye and eyebrow with the niyyah of completing the ghusl. Is this valid and he does not need have to repeat his ghusl? If one hesitates to wash it due to waswasah or because he isn't sure, does he become napak again?
Submitted by admin on Sat, 2013-03-23 08:07
Q: One does ghusl and goes to sleep. Then one awakes and takes wudhu and puts on his khuffs. Then his wudhu gets broken. Then one finds out that there was a solid substance in the cave of his tooth. Does he only needs to remove it and wash the place? Is his masah still valid i.e. can he take wudhu with making masah over the khuffs?
Submitted by admin on Tue, 2013-03-05 09:29
Q:
- A person begins fasting in the state of janaabat. Regarding ghusl in this state, is the ghusl valid if the water does not reach the inside of the throat or the inside of the nose (i.e. these actions cannot be exaggerated out of fear of the fast breaking)? Will the ghusl be valid if the water did not reach deep into these areas? Or would the person make ghusl washing the nose and mouth as in wudhu and upon breaking the fast would the person then gargle the throat and wash the inside of the nose properly?
- A person forgets that they are fasting, and thus gargles and washes the nose intensely so that water is accidentally swallowed. Is the fast broken, bearing in mind that the person forgot that s/he was fasting?
Submitted by admin on Sat, 2013-02-09 16:14
Q: Is it necessary to remove surma and kaajal from the eyes when taking a ghusl?
Submitted by admin on Sat, 2012-09-22 08:08
Q: During ghusal I doubted that some shell of popcorn is left between my teeth and gum. I tried hard to remove it with help of brush but could not succeed so I left it by considering it as my doubt and I performed all my prayers but in the night pieces came out. Now what should I do?
Submitted by admin on Tue, 2012-09-04 09:22
Q: Is permissable for a lady to not wash her hair for ghusal-e-janabah at fajr time and just make masah if it is very cold or if she gets headaches when washing her hair or if she is sick?
Submitted by user on Sat, 2012-05-05 15:46
Q: My problem is that when I perform Wudhu and Ghusl, the water does flow over my skin but my skin does not get wet. I think the reason for this is that my skin is too dry. I think my Wudhu/Ghusl will not get accepted if skin does not get wet so I apply soap then my skin does get wet for a very short period. However, that is causing me problems, the soap finishes too quickly, Wudhu and Ghusl take too long and lots of water is wasted. Please tell me if I pour water over skin but skin does not get wet will wudhu/ghusl be accepted?
Submitted by user on Wed, 2012-04-25 15:24
Q: Somebody takes ghusal (including wudhu), afterwards he put on his khuffayn. Later on he discovers a part that he left dry (such as his belly button) during ghusal. Must he also take of his khuffayn and wash the feet together with the part he left dry?
Submitted by user on Tue, 2012-03-27 07:35
Q: In case a person completes his/her bath and realizes that a part might have been left dry, what is the state of the ghusal?
Submitted by user on Tue, 2012-03-27 07:32
Q: If one is making ghusal then must all the plaque from ones teeth be removed.
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