Wudu and Ghusl from the Water of Swimming Pools
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Question:
Another questioner asks: Shaykh Salih, he says: Is wudu and ghusl valid from the water of public swimming pools, or those in homes or rest houses, where water is added to it and renewed by modern filters?
Answer:
Yes, there is no harm in performing ghusl in abundant, stagnant water. The prohibition is against performing ghusl in a small amount of stagnant water that does not flow. As for large pools, rivers, seas, and wells, there is no objection to performing ghusl from them. Yes.
Another questioner asks: Shaykh Salih, he says: Is wudu and ghusl valid from the water of public swimming pools, or those in homes or rest houses, where water is added to it and renewed by modern filters?
Answer:
Yes, there is no harm in performing ghusl in abundant, stagnant water. The prohibition is against performing ghusl in a small amount of stagnant water that does not flow. As for large pools, rivers, seas, and wells, there is no objection to performing ghusl from them. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/255 — archive.org (10:02)
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