Raising the state of major ritual impurity with the full ritual bath, and the obligation of rinsing the mouth and sniffing water in it

The questioner:
Does the full ritual bath that suffices remove the state of minor ritual impurity if there is no state of major ritual impurity? And is it required to include rinsing the mouth and sniffing water in it, or

The Shaykh:
About what?

The questioner:
The full ritual bath that is performed removes the state of minor ritual impurity, if it is not written

The Shaykh:
If he intends it, yes, it removes it, even if it is a bath for ease. If he intends it and enters into the bath, the state of impurity is removed. As for rinsing the mouth and sniffing water, they are necessary in both states of impurity: in major ritual impurity and in the state of major ritual impurity, and in the ablution for prayer, because they are part of the exterior of the body, so they are necessary in both states of impurity.