How to Make Ghusl with Easy Steps for Men Women
1: Creed 2: Manners 3: Character 4: Act of Worship 5: Deeds
- Purification-Make Pure
- The Manners of Relieving
- Wudu–Ablution
- The Adhan & Iqama
- Ghusl–Full Bath
- Tayammum–Dry Ablution
- Masah–pass wet hand over feet
- Menstruation Postnatal Bleeding
- Salat–Namaz-Salat
- Funeral Regulation
How to Perform Ghusl Taharat Complete Ablution in Islam
What is Meaning of Ghusl?
Its Legislation:
When Ghusl is Obligatory:
- 1: The state of Janabah which includes sexual intercourse, meaning the insertion of the male sexual organ into the female sexual organ, whether it is accompanied by the ejaculation of semen or not.
- 2: Ejaculation, that is the discharge of semen accompanied by sexual pleasure, whether asleep or awake. This applies to males and (the similar case) to females as well.
- 3: Cessation of menstruation and postnatal bleeding.
- 4: Acceptance of Islam. The one who accepts Islam must perform Ghusl, because when thumamah Al-Hanafi accepted Islam, Allah’s Messenger ﷺcommanded him to perform Ghusl. (‘Abdur-Razzaq, and its basis is in the Two Sahihs)
- 5: Death: upon the death of any Muslim, it becomes ordered that to wash his body, since the Messenger of Allah ﷺordered that for his daughter Zaynab when she died, may Allah be pleased with her. (This was recorded in the Sahih)
When Ghusl is Recommended:
- 1: For the Friday congregational prayer.
- 2: Ihram either for “Umrah or for Hajj; since the Messenger ﷺdid so and commanded it.
- 3: When entering Makkah, and the day of standing at ‘Arafah; as done by the Messenger ﷺ.
- 4: After washing a dead person as mentioned in the earlier Hadith.
The Obligatory Elements of Ghusl:
- 1: Intention, which means the determination of the heart to remove major impurity by performing ghusl.
- 2: Pouring water on the entire body, rubbing the areas where it is possible to do so. If it is impossible, one should pour water to cover such areas.
- 3: Being sure that the water reaches all parts of the body, including the fingers and the hair, and especially the recess parts like the navel etc.
The Sunan Elements of Ghusl:
- 2: Washing the hands before dipping them into the water container.
- 3: Removal filthy matter in the beginning.
- 4: Washing the limbs that are normally washed for Wudhu’ before washing the body.
- 5: Rinsing the mouth, taking water into the nose and blowing it out. Plus washing the inner side of the ears.
Acts that are Disliked for Ghusl:
- 1: Wasting water.
- 2: Performing Ghusl in a filthy place where one fears that he may splash some impurities upon his body or clothing.
- 3: Performing Ghusl with the water left over form the purification of a woman; since the Prophet ﷺprohibited that, as previously clarified.
- 4: Not using any screen or barrier to block the view of others while performing Ghusl. It is narrated that Maymunah (the wife of the Messenger ﷺ ), may Allah be pleased with her, brought the Messenger of Allah ﷺwater for ghusl and she held a veil to hide him until he completed his Ghusl. If ghusl was recommended without a screen, she would not have veiled him.
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said: Allah the Almighty is Modest and covering, and He loves modesty. When one of you performs Ghusl, let him screen modesty. When one of you performs Ghusl, let him screen himself. (Abu Dawud)
- 5: Performing Ghusl in standing water.
The Manner of Performing Ghusl:
Hazrat Aishah, may Allah be pleased with her, said: “Whenever the Messenger of Allah ﷺ performed ghusl to remove sexual impurity, he used to wash his hands before dipping them into the container, wash his private area, perform Wudhu’ like that for Salah. He sued to soak his hair with water, pour three handfuls of water on his head, then he poured the water over his entire body.” (At-Tirmithi)
What is prohibited while one is in a state of Janabah:
- 1: Reciting or reading any part of the Noble Qur’an, except seeking refuge form Allah
Hazrat Ali May Allah be pleased with him, said: “The Messenger of Allah would recite the Qur’an in all circumstance, except while in the state of Janabah.” (At-Tirmithi)
- 2: Entering a Masjid, except for merely passing through for some necessary matter.
- 3: Performing Salah, whether obligatory or supererogatory.
Allah the Almighty says: O you who believer! Do not approach As-Salah (the prayer) when you are in a drunken state until you know (the meaning) of what you utter, nor while sexually defiled, except when just passing through the Masjid till you wash your whole body. (4:43)
- 4: Touching of a copy of the Qur’an, even with a stick or the like.
Allah the Almighty says:That is indeed an honorable recitation. In a Book well-guarded. Which none can touch but the purified. (56:77-79)
Note: Women are not commanded to undo their braids, they are commanded only to pour three handful of water on their head rubbing them without undoing their braids.
Umm Salamah (the wife of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ) said:
“O Messenger of Allah I braid my hair closely, should I undo it while making Ghusl for removing Janabah?”