Question
What is the right way for tahara after Janabah. Do I have to wash my hair or just touch my hair with water just like Wudu.

Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad, sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam, is His slave and Messenger.

Ghusl Al-Janaabah (major ceremonial washing of the whole body after sexual intercourse) can be performed in two ways:
The first way is sufficient but not the better way. Here, the person has to pour water over his/her whole body including the roots of the hair and what is between the fingers and the like with the intention of purification from Janaabah (post sexual-intercourse impurity).

The second way is preferable as it fits what the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) used to do as narrated by 'Aa'ishah and Maymoonah may Allaah be pleased with them and is found in Al-Bukhari and Muslims collections of Hadeeth. This Ghusl is as follows: First, the person washes his/her private parts and then makes Wudhoo' (ritual ablution) as is usually done before prayers; then he pours water on his/her head three times such that the water gets to the roots of the hair. After that, the person pours the water over his/her whole body and finally washes his/her feet.

Rubbing the hair is not sufficient in both ways, as the water has to reach the scalp.

Allaah Knows best.

Source=Islamweb

Issorite

Great, Jazakallahu, khairan.

It's that time of the day again

May Allah bless you op. Let's wait for the jealous losers to reach this thread (after denying their own twisted and 'Paulified' religion)

Jashakumlah

Crayfish09:
May Allah bless you op. Let's wait for the jealous losers to reach this thread (after denying their own twisted and 'Paulified' religion)

No need for this Sir

Islam is not a tolerant religion

God is good

bajeen:


No need for this Sir

I hate the fact that i am doing this but sometimes we have to show them that silence is not fear or weakness. Anyway thanks. I will stop for now

Gynecomastia:
Islam is not a tolerant religion

then go on christian thread abi what are you finding here

Rashduct4luv:
Question
What is the right way for tahara after Janabah. Do I have to wash my hair or just touch my hair with water just like Wudu.

Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad, sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam, is His slave and Messenger.

Ghusl Al-Janaabah (major ceremonial washing of the whole body after sexual intercourse) can be performed in two ways:
The first way is sufficient but not the better way. Here, the person has to pour water over his/her whole body including the roots of the hair and what is between the fingers and the like with the intention of purification from Janaabah (post sexual-intercourse impurity).

The second way is preferable as it fits what the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) used to do as narrated by 'Aa'ishah and Maymoonah may Allaah be pleased with them and is found in Al-Bukhari and Muslims collections of Hadeeth. This Ghusl is as follows: First, the person washes his/her private parts and then makes Wudhoo' (ritual ablution) as is usually done before prayers; then he pours water on his/her head three times such that the water gets to the roots of the hair. After that, the person pours the water over his/her whole body and finally washes his/her feet.

Rubbing the hair is not sufficient in both ways, as the water has to reach the scalp.

Allaah Knows best.

Source=Islamweb

Thanks for the teachings, We've gained another lesson today.

1. Who should wash themselves? The man or the woman?
2. Why is it necessary to purify myself after having sex with my wife? As in ... That's my wife! What are we purifying?

Aliamdulilahi.

Jumah Mubarak

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No need for this Sir
"And the servants of the Most Merciful are those who walk upon the earth easily, and when the ignorant address them [harshly], they say [words of] peace" Quran 25:63

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Jaynom:
1. Who should wash themselves? The man or the woman?
2. Why is it necessary to purify myself after having sex with my wife?

Are you a Muslim?

If no, you don't need to purify yourself.

Me when I saw this message
Is that how Christian posts are also restricted from others...hmmm

Gynecomastia:
Islam is not a tolerant religion

Liars are very intolerant

fatymore:



Are you a Muslim?

If no, you don't need to purify yourself.

The Christian wont even know that this are also in there Bible. Do you believe 5 pillar of islam are clear in the Bible? no 1 act exhibited by the christian are in the Bible. Kudo to the Muslim. I respect

Gynecomastia:
Islam is not a tolerant religion

Taking a bath after sex is normal but this rule was not written for black women who may have their hair in a style that would be messed up by pouring oodles of water on it every time she has sex

OP should find the guidance suitable for black people...this was written for Arabs and Indian people with a different type of hair

Even thinking about that, I dont even think an Indian woman who has straightened her hair would like to be pouring water on it every time...this is an archaic ruling abeg...unless the men are ready for the woman to refuse sex because she doesnt want to mess her hair up with wuduu

Rashduct4luv:
Question
What is the right way for tahara after Janabah. Do I have to wash my hair or just touch my hair with water just like Wudu.

Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad, sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam, is His slave and Messenger.

Ghusl Al-Janaabah (major ceremonial washing of the whole body after sexual intercourse) can be performed in two ways:
The first way is sufficient but not the better way. Here, the person has to pour water over his/her whole body including the roots of the hair and what is between the fingers and the like with the intention of purification from Janaabah (post sexual-intercourse impurity).

The second way is preferable as it fits what the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) used to do as narrated by 'Aa'ishah and Maymoonah may Allaah be pleased with them and is found in Al-Bukhari and Muslims collections of Hadeeth. This Ghusl is as follows: First, the person washes his/her private parts and then makes Wudhoo' (ritual ablution) as is usually done before prayers; then he pours water on his/her head three times such that the water gets to the roots of the hair. After that, the person pours the water over his/her whole body and finally washes his/her feet.

Rubbing the hair is not sufficient in both ways, as the water has to reach the scalp.

Allaah Knows best.

Source=Islamweb

JazakaLLAH OP. There's one narration that says one shouldn't wash the feet while performing ablution and that it should be washed after you are done performing the Ghusl. Moreso, there's another one that says one should pour water from your right hand to the half part of your body and vice versa. What's your take on that?

Also, is Ghusl required when an ejaculation occurs in which there's no pleasure involved?

AlataSuesue:
Y'all act like sex is a dirty act but please it is not, sex under the right condition(marriage) is beautiful. It was created and ordained by God for procreation and our enjoyment. You people are hypocrites (no offense), If you need to "purify" yourselves after intercourse, then you have no business doing it in the first place.
Mohammed was the greatest hypocrite of them all. Creating this silly rule but carrying out truly dirty acts (pedophilia).

Now tell me why do you go into the bathroom to clean up after sex?

Yes I do
But not for religious reasons or because I think I've committed a dirty act
I don't just like goopy semen stuck in my vagina and running down my legs

SokizzRaven:

Now tell me why do you go into the bathroom to clean up after sex?

AlataSuesue:
Y'all act like sex is a dirty act but please it is not, sex under the right condition(marriage) is beautiful. It was created and ordained by God for procreation and our enjoyment. You people are hypocrites (no offense), If you need to "purify" yourselves after intercourse, then you have no business doing it in the first place.
Mohammed was the greatest hypocrite of them all. Creating this silly rule but carrying out truly dirty acts (pedophilia).

Do you know Mohammed had sex with his slaves without their consent?

And I bet he never purified himself afterwards
Mohammed wrote islam for gullible people, and not himself.

BlackSeptember:
Do you know Mohammed had sex with his slaves without their consent?