Ghusl without rinsing the mouth or nose

Question:
Then, in his second question, he says: If a man performs ghusl for something other than major ritual impurity, and does not rinse his mouth or inhale water into his nose, and the mu'adhdhin calls the adhan, does he pray with that ghusl, or is it necessary to rinse the mouth and inhale water into the nose?

Answer:
Rinsing the mouth and inhaling water into the nose during wudu' is sufficient. Even if he did not inhale water into his nose or rinse his mouth during the ghusl, it is sufficient. However, if he did not rinse his mouth or inhale water into his nose, neither during the ghusl nor during the wudu', then his wudu' is incomplete and invalid. Yes.