The Manner of Ghusl for Janabah and the Difference Between Men and Women
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Question:
The questioner, Abdullah from Jeddah, says: I hope that the Honorable Shaykh (may Allah preserve him) will explain the manner of ghusl for janabah and the difference between men and women, whether there are specific dhikr, and whether wudu alone is sufficient?
Answer:
Men and women are the same in the manner of ghusl for janabah. This is done by intending to perform ghusl for janabah, then saying the name of Allah, saying "Bismillah," then performing istinja' and washing any place that has become soiled. Then, after performing istinja', he performs wudu for prayer, a complete wudu, to remove the minor state of ritual impurity. Then, when he finishes the wudu, he pours water over his body three times. By doing this, he has performed the complete ghusl, encompassing the obligatory acts and the recommended practices. Yes.
The questioner, Abdullah from Jeddah, says: I hope that the Honorable Shaykh (may Allah preserve him) will explain the manner of ghusl for janabah and the difference between men and women, whether there are specific dhikr, and whether wudu alone is sufficient?
Answer:
Men and women are the same in the manner of ghusl for janabah. This is done by intending to perform ghusl for janabah, then saying the name of Allah, saying "Bismillah," then performing istinja' and washing any place that has become soiled. Then, after performing istinja', he performs wudu for prayer, a complete wudu, to remove the minor state of ritual impurity. Then, when he finishes the wudu, he pours water over his body three times. By doing this, he has performed the complete ghusl, encompassing the obligatory acts and the recommended practices. Yes.
Source
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