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aSalaam alikum wa rahmatullah hey wa baraktu

I started a thread concerning ghusl yesterday, which now I realize may have seemed a little incoherent. I have sought guidance from a Muslim academic but still have some problems which I hope you will be able to help me with.

I have some questions that need answering:

As we know, when one is doing a normal ablution for prayer it is vital no drops of urine (or blood, or wind) comes out either during the istanja, the ablution or the prayer and that if this happens the ablution and the prayer must be repeated after both cleaning up the urine and doing the istanja again as well as the ablution.

This is the scenario I am facing: I’ve just got up having had a wet dream in my sleep and I’ve got less than an hour to set off to work. There is plenty of water available. I want to just do the bare minimum of ghusl with farz in it only, just to be pure. What should I do?

I have five more questions I hope you will be able to help me with:

First, if I bleed/urinate/break wind while doing my istanja do I have to re-do the istanja, or can I just carry on?

Second, if when gargling/washing out my nose (after the istanja) I bleed/fell some urine/break wind, do I redo istanja or can just carry on?

Third, if when bathing I bleed/urinate/break wind do I have to repeat the istanja and washing or do I just carry on? (bathing meaning putting water over my right shoulder three times and then my left shoulder three times and then doing my head three times so no hair is left dry on any part of my body)

Fourth, I hope you can help me clarify something: if the inside of my organ is moist after urinating and getting rid of all the drops, but this moisture is not coming out but if it can wet a tissue paper then do I carry on with my purification or go back to the beginning? My main concern is what is the distinction between moisture being urine coming out of me and being internal moisture but which can be transferred to a tissue, giving the impression of urine? This the thing I am wrestling with most which can take hours to end.

Fifth, I have a question about Al-Mâ'idah 5:6, specifically about when it says “And if you are in the state of ritual impurity, purify yourselves (by taking a bath)” and “Allah does not want to lay any hardship upon you” – surely these mean that I don’t need to be too worried about the odd tiny bit of urine for ghusl if no more drops are coming out of my organ?

Jazaak allah