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MASEEH AL-DAJJAAL: CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN GHUSL (OBLIGATORY BATH) IS REQUIRED & HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

INN 2 May 2022 2 min read

img 20220328 wa00267E2 12003870271580348548. 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI

1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,

img 20220404 wa0002473231949417451308 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.

2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the

sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.

img 20220411 wa00339201357306613539894 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.

4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.

5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.

img 20220429 wa00347E25625149345340169313. 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.

HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED

Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:

hon5482582864108377169. 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl – and say Bismillah.

B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.

C. Wash one’s sex organs.

D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.

E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.

img 20220424 wa00083781469072077480467 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,

NOTES:

1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.

2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.

img 20220423 wa00278108527009080174281 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.

4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.

IZZULLAHI

img 20220411 wa00075928248036412407108 1. After the discharge of semen, as a result of stimulation whether asleep or awake, (i.e. in a wet dream). This state is known as “JUNUB” in Arabic. If no wetness is traced in one’s clothing,
bathing is not obligatory. But, in case wetness or moistness is found without recalling any dream, ghusl becomes obligatory.
2. After sexual intercourse (or the mere coming together of the
sexual organs of the man and woman, even though there may be no actual ejaculation), ghusl is obligatory.
3. A woman has to perform ghusl, after the menstrual period.
4. A woman has to perform ghusl, 40 days after childbirth or after child delivery.
5. When a disbeliever newly embraces Islam, he has to perform ghusl.
6. When a Muslim dies, a ghusl is required for him/her.
HOW GHUSL IS PERFORMED
Both the essential and voluntary acts are now integrated here below to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform the ghusl:
I. Intend by heart to perform ghusl - and say Bismillah.
B. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
C. Wash one’s sex organs.
D. Perform wudhu as usual in the manner already prescribed, except that the washing of feet would be delayed until later when the rest of the body is bathed.
E. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow the water to reach its roots.
F. Pour water liberally over the entire body, starting with the right side and then the left, ensuring that no part of the body is left untouched by water, including armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between fingers and toes etc.,
NOTES:
1. A woman performs ghusl just as the man does, except that if she has plaited hair, she need not undo it. She only needs to throw three handfuls of water over her head.
2. After completing the ghusl a person may recite the supplication for concluding the ghusl, which should be recited outside the bathroom/toilet, the same supplication is recited after completing the wudhu.
3. When water is just nearby, but the person could not fetch it due to fear for his/her life, family and wealth (e.g. danger from beasts or lawless human beings in the vicinity) then, Tayammum can be performed.
4. When there is not enough water and one is forced to save what is available for drinking and/or cooking, then Tayammum is allowed.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

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