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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 |
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aSalaam alikum wa rahmatullah hey wa baraktu ![]() drops cam come out during istinja, for the purpose of istinja is to get all remaining drops out, but ofcourse it must not during ablution and prayer 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: 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? 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? the only time when gusl is an obligation is when semen ejects out of the body, thus gusl is not neccassary if drops of urine or any other impurities soil the body; just washing that area suffices; if drops of semen come out afterwards [after gusl] then just washing it off suffices too and a repeat of gusl is not neccessary for they would not come out by way of ejaculation [i.e spurting out while the body feels pleasure] Hope that helps. Salam. |
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ps: regarding the moisture bit; basically if your not sure if some urine has come out and that it is not just moisture from the bath water, then you dont have to redo the wudhu in gusl for in matters of impurity, one has to be a hundred percent sure without a shred of doubt that he is impure, i.e, that something has indeed exited from his private parts [and it's not just moisture from bath water thats wetted the exithole of penis tiny bit] to consider himself impure... thus you should just ignore 'doubts' and consider wudhu intact [gusl will be intact anyway]
the same goes for passing wind or even sitting on toilet seat while not sure if it is wet with water or urine |
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i used the definition of 'istinja' as the walking around one does while holding a tissue/clump of dry mud on his penis before he cleans up with water, but now realise that you might have meant by 'istinja' specifically the washing up bit; if immediately after you have washed your private parts, if anything exits from it like a drop of urine, then you can just wash again, but if it is after some time and you think it probably hasn't soiled more than the area the size of two pence [uk coin] then you dont have to wash it, but anything more than that you will, but as said, anything exiting while in state of wudhu [or while doing wudhu] will break wudhu...
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thank you for yor reply; however there is still a point im not getting or you are not getting me. i hope insha allah we have a understanding soon.
after urinating following nocturnal emission, i only NEED TO BE PURE. im not bothered about wudhu or namaz as that is in 5 hours time & i am late for work. i will re-do wudhu in 5 hours time. however that morning before going to work, do i really need to be bothered about all those points i made. do i have to make sure i have no urine drops remaining( what i mean is wetness not actual drops) during istanja gargling/water up nose period. do i have to be bothered if i break wind or bleed during istannja/gargling/water up nose phase. i know that during actual ghusl where i start to pour water over my body i know these things dont break ghsul. i will be very brief here;
as said before, im not conecerned about wudhu or namaz now. i need to get to work in 15 mins & i just need to be pure. like i said i will redo wudhu in 5 hours for namaz. my point is JUST TO BE PURE FOR NOW. WILL READ NAMAZ LATER and do WUDHU LATER. NOT BOTHRE ABOUT THOSE 2 FOR NOW. JUST PURITY as said in the holy quran, allah has told us to have a bath. for wudhu allah has said in that surah to specfifically wash hands arms for wudhu. but for ghusl its only the word "bath", doesnt say anting about bleeding wind or urine drops for wudhu it does. thats what i am saying is do you have to be bothered about urine drops or feeling of wetness/wind/bleeding just for ghusl and for being pure. i know for wudhu if these 3 things happens you must do wudhu again for salaat but i have only 15 minutes befopre i go to work so i just need to be pure. i wont be reading namaz or required to do wudhu for the next 5 hours, i just need to get out of my junub status i really hope this has cleared up everything |
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