The ruling on one who experiences a wet dream but sees nothing
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A young man experienced a wet dream, but he does not know whether the fluid was emitted or not.
However, there is a trace of this major ritual impurity, such as the presence of body odor, which is like his odor when he is in a state of major ritual impurity. Is this one of the things that obligates the full ritual bath, or not?
If a person experiences a wet dream and sees nothing, he owes no full ritual bath; for Umm Salim (may Allah be pleased with her) asked the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) about this matter: (Is the full ritual bath obligatory for a woman if she experiences a wet dream?He said: Yes.
If she sees the fluid) The answer was conditioned on seeing the fluid. So if a person does not see the major ritual impurity, he owes no full ritual bath, even if he smells an odor, if there is an odor from his sweat, he owes no full ritual bath. The criterion is the emission of semen.
A young man experienced a wet dream, but he does not know whether the fluid was emitted or not.
However, there is a trace of this major ritual impurity, such as the presence of body odor, which is like his odor when he is in a state of major ritual impurity. Is this one of the things that obligates the full ritual bath, or not?
If a person experiences a wet dream and sees nothing, he owes no full ritual bath; for Umm Salim (may Allah be pleased with her) asked the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) about this matter: (Is the full ritual bath obligatory for a woman if she experiences a wet dream?He said: Yes.
If she sees the fluid) The answer was conditioned on seeing the fluid. So if a person does not see the major ritual impurity, he owes no full ritual bath, even if he smells an odor, if there is an odor from his sweat, he owes no full ritual bath. The criterion is the emission of semen.