The ruling on taking a ghusl under a shower or in running water
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Question:
I said to our Lord, I tried to get us out in the first place so that we could complete it, so he poured water over them, and he is the best of people.
Answer:
There is no harm in standing under a shower or a faucet and pouring water over oneself, provided that the water runs over the body and no part of the body remains without water reaching it. The purpose is for the water to reach the body, whether by immersing oneself with one's hands, by pouring water, or by throwing oneself into running water such as a river or the sea, or otherwise. If one throws oneself into the water with the intention of purification, there is no harm, and this is sufficient, provided that the water is not stagnant. As mentioned at the beginning of the book, it is not permissible to take a ghusl with standing water that does not flow. It is permissible to immerse oneself in moving water or flowing water with the intention of purification, and this is sufficient.
I said to our Lord, I tried to get us out in the first place so that we could complete it, so he poured water over them, and he is the best of people.
Answer:
There is no harm in standing under a shower or a faucet and pouring water over oneself, provided that the water runs over the body and no part of the body remains without water reaching it. The purpose is for the water to reach the body, whether by immersing oneself with one's hands, by pouring water, or by throwing oneself into running water such as a river or the sea, or otherwise. If one throws oneself into the water with the intention of purification, there is no harm, and this is sufficient, provided that the water is not stagnant. As mentioned at the beginning of the book, it is not permissible to take a ghusl with standing water that does not flow. It is permissible to immerse oneself in moving water or flowing water with the intention of purification, and this is sufficient.
Source
الاغتسال تحت الدش — alfawzan.live
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