The Difference Between the Obligatory and Recommended Ghusl
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Question:
In his second question, he says: Some people say that if a person performs ghusl for janabah and the time for prayer is approaching, he should perform wudu for the prayer. And the second point: What is the difference between the obligatory ghusl and the recommended ghusl?
Answer:
So the janabah is removed, but he still owes wudu for the minor state of impurity, unless he performed wudu before the ghusl or after the ghusl and remained in a state of purity until the time for the other prayer. In that case, he prays and there is no need for him to perform wudu a second time, because his wudu remains intact. The ghusl only broke the state of janabah, and he was not commanded to perform wudu, whether after the wudu or when he is commanded to pray, because the minor state of impurity has been lifted from him. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you
In his second question, he says: Some people say that if a person performs ghusl for janabah and the time for prayer is approaching, he should perform wudu for the prayer. And the second point: What is the difference between the obligatory ghusl and the recommended ghusl?
Answer:
So the janabah is removed, but he still owes wudu for the minor state of impurity, unless he performed wudu before the ghusl or after the ghusl and remained in a state of purity until the time for the other prayer. In that case, he prays and there is no need for him to perform wudu a second time, because his wudu remains intact. The ghusl only broke the state of janabah, and he was not commanded to perform wudu, whether after the wudu or when he is commanded to pray, because the minor state of impurity has been lifted from him. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، نور على الدرب 241 من المجموعة الثالثة للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (3:18)
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