Doubting regarding ghusal
Q: I have a question after my ritual bathing in my thought I know if I washed my right sole or not. I also suffer from waswas so must I repeat my bath or just leave it?
Q: I have a question after my ritual bathing in my thought I know if I washed my right sole or not. I also suffer from waswas so must I repeat my bath or just leave it?
Q: While in janabah some semen got onto my leg. I did ghusal and purified myself thoroughly. Not long after I discovered the semen dried on the hairs of my leg. I scraped it off and re-washed the part as a precaution. Was my initial ghusal valid or did the dry semen prevent the water reaching the skin on the leg?
Q: In fardh gusal, if you forget to put water in the nose but you still remember water went in your nose while having a bath and after a few minutes of gusal you just put water just in your nose but your body was dry and you prayed after, so your ghusal is acceptable or do you have to make ghusal again?
Q:
1) Please tell me I found little mucus in nose after some time of ghusal, it is valid or not?
2) I was not aware few years ago about wet dream and I never performed ghusal for that, now I know about wet dreams so one ghusal is enough for many years as I don't know how many times I had wet dreams?
3) If l forget to wash some parts during ghusal and I remember this after some hours, can I wash them or renew my ghusal?
4) Can I perform one ghusal at the same time for many purposes means janub and haiz?
Q: A woman has to perform ghusal from haidh. She has to go perform umrah. Now if she has a wound and her stitches are yet to be opened and the doctor has prohibited from wetting the wound what should she do?
Q: If a person fulfils all the fardh of ghusl that is gargling the mouth three times, making water reach the soft bone of nose three times and washing the body thoroughly such that no part remains dry, is the ghusl valid or the sunnats of ghusl have to be performed too? Does skipping the sunnats render ghusl invalid. Also one of my cousins told me that ghusl means wetting the entire body. If this is so then why does ghusl have faraaidh?
Q:
1. After ghusl, I noticed some small dirt on my feet but I'm not sure it came after ghusl or before. Is my ghusal valid?
2. I repeated the ghusal but I accidentally left out a very small (thread size) dead skin which if I observed it came close to a very small part of living skin. I poured water on top of it without scrubbing and I'm not sure if water will go to the closed parts of the skin. I realised this after praying and I didn't know that I just need to wash only the dead skin to complete my ghusl. So one day after, I completed the ghusl by washing the dead skin area. Was my ghusal valid even I washed it after a day?
Q: Is this the correct method of ghusul? First do niyyah, then wash hands up to wrist three times, then gargle three times, then wash the private areas. Perform wudhu like normal, pour water over the head three time and recite kalima, then wipe off water from right shoulder three times then left? I have been using this method.
Q: Recently I had an operation in the nose so right now I can not sniff water, how can I do ghusal?
Q: Dirt is formed due to sweat around my private part (black dirt) and gets stuck near the place where the circumcision begins (and this dirt can only be seen if there is an erection). Recently it occurred to me that this might have prevented the water to reach the skin during ghusl. I don't know whether that dirt is porous or not. Was my ghusl valid which I have been doing the same way without noticing it from the day I became baaligh. If ghusl is not valid, are my clothes and the towel and all the other things which I use everyday are they paak?