The ruling on one who performs ghusl for purification only on Friday
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Question:
If a servant has performed ghusl on this day for the sake of purification, not for the sake of Friday prayer, and then he prayed Friday prayer, is it correct that the purity covers both matters?
Answer:
No, with one ghusl. If he did not perform wudu, it is not valid, so he must perform the Shari'ah-prescribed wudu. As for janabah, according to a group of scholars, if he intended both, it shifts to the greater category, if he was in a state of janabah.
Q: Meaning: he repeats the prayer he prayed with this ghusl?
A: Yes, he repeats it as Zuhr.
If a servant has performed ghusl on this day for the sake of purification, not for the sake of Friday prayer, and then he prayed Friday prayer, is it correct that the purity covers both matters?
Answer:
No, with one ghusl. If he did not perform wudu, it is not valid, so he must perform the Shari'ah-prescribed wudu. As for janabah, according to a group of scholars, if he intended both, it shifts to the greater category, if he was in a state of janabah.
Q: Meaning: he repeats the prayer he prayed with this ghusl?
A: Yes, he repeats it as Zuhr.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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