Rat Ko Humbistri Subha Khana ? | Dr Farhat Hashmi | Quranic Beat

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Rat Ko Humbistri Subha Khana ? | Dr Farhat Hashmi | Quranic Beat
Ghusl Karna (Performing Ghusl): A Step-by-Step Guide
Ghusl is an Islamic ritual purification involving a full-body wash that is required in certain situations to maintain spiritual cleanliness. It is obligatory in situations such as after marital relations, menstruation, or childbirth. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to perform Ghusl according to Islamic teachings:
Steps for Performing Ghusl:
Make the Intention (Niyyah):
Begin by making the intention in your heart that you are performing Ghusl for the purpose of purification.
Wash the Hands:
Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.
Cleanse the Private Parts:
Thoroughly wash the private parts to remove any impurities.
Perform Wudu (Ablution):
Perform a complete Wudu (like the one done before Salah). Some scholars suggest leaving the feet to be washed later during the Ghusl.
Pour Water Over the Head:
Pour water over your head three times, ensuring that the water reaches the roots of your hair and scalp.
Wash the Entire Body:
Pour water over the right side of your body three times, then over the left side three times. Make sure the water reaches every part of your body, including the folds of skin and under the nails.
Final Rinse (if Wudu was not fully completed):
If you left washing your feet during the Wudu, wash them now, ensuring that water reaches between the toes.
Dry Off:
After completing the Ghusl, you may dry yourself with a towel.
Points to Remember:
Water should reach every part of the body. This includes areas that might be difficult to reach, like behind the ears or under long hair.
Maintain privacy and modesty during Ghusl, even if alone.
Ghusl can also be performed under a shower or in a bath, as long as the above steps are followed.
Performing Ghusl not only purifies the body but also prepares the soul for worship and connection with Allah. It’s an important practice in maintaining both physical and spiritual cleanliness in Islam.