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    The document discusses the obligatory bath known as al-ghusl in Islam. [1] Al-ghusl involves washing the entire body with water and is required in certain situations like sexual activity or completion. [2] Certain acts like prayer are forbidden when one is in a state of impurity without performing al-ghusl first. [3] The document outlines the principles and proper steps to perform al-ghusl according to Islamic law.

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    The document discusses the obligatory bath known as al-ghusl in Islam. [1] Al-ghusl involves washing the entire body with water and is required in certain situations like sexual activity or completion. [2] Certain acts like prayer are forbidden when one is in a state of impurity without performing al-ghusl first. [3] The document outlines the principles and proper steps to perform al-ghusl according to Islamic law.

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    The document discusses the obligatory bath known as al-ghusl in Islam. [1] Al-ghusl involves washing the entire body with water and is required in certain situations like sexual activity or completion. [2] Certain acts like prayer are forbidden when one is in a state of impurity without performing al-ghusl first. [3] The document outlines the principles and proper steps to perform al-ghusl according to Islamic law.

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    Al Ghusl

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    The document discusses the obligatory bath known as al-ghusl in Islam. [1] Al-ghusl involves washing the entire body with water and is required in certain situations like sexual activity or completion. [2] Certain acts like prayer are forbidden when one is in a state of impurity without performing al-ghusl first. [3] The document outlines the principles and proper steps to perform al-ghusl according to Islamic law.

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    THE COMPLETE ABLUTION/

    ABLUTION/
    OBLIGATORY BATH (AL-
    AL-GHUSL)
    GHUSL)
    MAIN TOPICS

    1) Command of obligatory shower.


    2) The importance actions requiring al-ghusl.
    3) Acts that are forbidden to the impure.
    4) Actions which al-ghusl is preferred.
    5) The principles of Ghusl.
    6) The concept how ghusl performed.

    LEARNING OUTCOME

    By the end of the topic, the student will be able to:

    1) Identify the correct way of performing ghusl according to the Islamic law.
    2) Identify the importance al-ghusl in our life.
    3) Identify the do and don’t during impureness.

    MAIN IDEAS
    Ghusl means to wash the entire body with water.

    1. Command of obligatory shower

    1) The delay of the obligatory shower is not advisable.


    2) There is a saying in Hadith:
    "The Angel will not enter those house that have a statue and a person who are in
    condition of impurities (hadas)."

    2. The importance actions requiring al-ghusl

    1) Discharge of al-mani owing to stimulation while asleep or awake (ejaculate semen)


    2) Touching the two circumcised parts (Sexual intercourse).
    3) Women and their period (Menses and Nifas).
    4) Death.
    5) A non-muslim upon embracing Islam.

    3. Acts that are forbidden to the impure

    1) Prayer.
    2) Circumambulating the ka’bah.
    3) Touching or carrying the Qur’an.
    4) Reciting the Qur’an.

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    4. Actions which al-ghusl is preferred

    1) Before Friday prayers.


    2) Performing ghusl for the 'Id prayers.
    3) Ghusl for washing a corps.
    4) Making Ghusl for Hajj/ Ihram.
    5) Making Ghusl upon entering Makkah.
    6) Making Ghusl at Mount Arafah.

    5. The principles of Ghusl

    1) The intention.
    2) Washing all bodily parts.

    6. The concept how ghusl performed

    1) Wash both hands three times.


    2) Wash the penis.
    3) Make a complete ablution.
    4) Rub water through one’s hair three times, letting the water reach down to the root of
    the hair.
    5) Pour water over the entire body, begining with the right side,then left ,washing under
    armpits, inside the ears, navel, toes and whatever part of the body can be easily
    rubbed.

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