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Saturday, August 10, 2013

How To Perform Ghusl?



How To Perform Ghusl?

Ghusal is an act of washing the whole body

from the head to the toe. "Ghusal" means
"Bath." We must use clean running water to
have a Ghusal so that all the dirt will be
removed from our body.
Method of Making Ghusal
Read the Niyyah:
1. Wash both your hands up to the wrist.
2. Wash the private parts properly to remove
all the dirt. Remove all pubic hair and the hair
from under the arms.
3. Make WUDU. Ensure that the mouth and the
nostrils are washed properly. Also brush your
teeth and gargle your mouth till the throat.
4. Wash the entire head properly.
5. Then wash the entire body, making sure that
every part is washed properly. Start with the
right-hand side of the body and then the left-
hand side.
6. When you have completed the Ghusal, dry
the whole body with a clean towel and get
dressed as quickly as possible.
The Fards (Faraa'id) of Ghusal
Now that you have a brief idea of how to make
Ghusal, you should learn the Fards (Faraa'id)
of Ghusal which are:
1. To wash the whole mouth. If you are not
fasting, then you must gargle your mouth until
the water reaches the throat.
2. To cleanse the nostrils.
3. To wash the whole body thoroughly from the
head to the toe.
The Sunnahs of Ghusal
There are certain actions in Ghusal which are
Sunnah. If you perform these actions you will
get great Thawaab. These actions are:
1. The person should make the Niyyah or
intention for Ghusal.
2. Washing the hands 3 times till the wrist.
3. Washing the private parts thoroughly.
4. All dirt from the body should be removed.
5. To perform the Wudu.
6. To pour water over the right shoulder 3
times and then over the left shoulder 3 times.
7. To pour water over the head and the whole
body 3 times.
8. Washing the feet when Ghusal is completed
and then leaving the place of Ghusal.
9. To make Ghusal in a private place. If you
are making Ghusal in the bathroom, make sure
that the door is closed and nobody can see
you.
10. Make sure that you do not read or speak
while making Ghusal. If somebody does call
you and you need to reply then make a noise
or sound like you are clearing your throat. The
person will know that you are making Ghusal
and will not disturb you.
11. To dry the body with a clean towel or
cloth.
Note:
(a) Do not face the Qiblah when making
Ghusal or making Istinja. Remember not to
build toilets and bathrooms facing the Qiblah.
(b) You may stand or sit when making Ghusal,
but it is better that you sit.
(c) Do not waste water.
When is it Sunnah to make Ghusal?
There are certain occasions in which it is
Sunnah to make Ghusal. Some of these
occasions are:
1. For Jummah Salaah.
2. For both the Eids (Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-
Adha).
3. On the Day of Arafaat.
4. Before one wears the Ihraam.
When is it Mustahab to make Ghusal?
It is "Mustahab" or "preferable" to make
Ghusal on the following occasions :
1. Staying at Arafaat.
2. Staying at Muzdalifa.
3. When entering Masjidul Haram.
4. When visiting the Masjid-un-Nabawi.
5. Making Tawaaf.
6. When entering Mina.
7. When stoning the Shaytaan (on the 3 days).
8. Laylatul Baraat (Night of Baraat).
9. Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power).
10. On the night of Arafaat.
11. For the Mawlood-un-Nabi (sallal laahu
alaihi wasallam) and when attending all
Islamic functions.
12. After making Ghusal for the dead.
13. After the person is cured of madness or
illness.
14. After unconsciousness.
15. After intoxication (drunkenness).
16. Before making Tauba.
17. When wearing new clothes.
18. After returning from a journey.
19. For most of the Nawaafil Salaah like
Salaatul Istisqa and others.
20. When there is unnatural darkness in the
skies.
21. On the afternoon of a very hot day to wash
away perspiration.
22. When embracing Islam.

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