Is the supplication for wudu' recited during tayammum and ghusl?
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The questioner : Does it apply to tayammum and ghusl as well?
The Shaykh : What do you say about this? Does one recite this dhikr during tayammum and ghusl, or does one not?
The questioner : What do you say?
The Shaykh : Some scholars have said that one should recite it because the meaning requires it. As for ghusl, they said that ghusl includes wudu' and more, so one of the recommended characteristics of ghusl is for a person to perform wudu' before it. As for tayammum, it is a substitute for it, and Allah the Exalted said after tayammum: So it is appropriate. Some scholars hold that one should restrict oneself to what was transmitted regarding wudu' only. Ghusl is closer to tayammum, meaning that reciting it after ghusl is closer to reciting it after tayammum, because the person who performs ghusl can be described as having performed wudu'.
The Shaykh : What do you say about this? Does one recite this dhikr during tayammum and ghusl, or does one not?
The questioner : What do you say?
The Shaykh : Some scholars have said that one should recite it because the meaning requires it. As for ghusl, they said that ghusl includes wudu' and more, so one of the recommended characteristics of ghusl is for a person to perform wudu' before it. As for tayammum, it is a substitute for it, and Allah the Exalted said after tayammum: