Can I Take A Shower Instead Of Ghusl at Imogen Abigail blog

Can I Take A Shower Instead Of Ghusl. In response to your first question sidi, it is enough to have a shower instead of a ‘full bath’ or ablution (wudu) while fulfilling several conditions. Ghusl does not need to be done in the shower, but it must be washing, and water flowing, or to submerge yourself completely under water. It is recommended for a muslim to do wudu before ghusl following the example of the prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). So taking a shower with the intention of ghusl is sufficient to be able to pray afterwards. Of course, a person taking shower may perform these steps in the shower preceded by the intention of wudu, but a simple shower. According to islamic scholars, if you take a bath or shower with the intention of performing ghusl (ritual bathing) to remove major impurities, such as after. You may do ghusl with shower. It is better for you. However, if your body is smeared with impurity then first wash it and pour water over it. A normal shower would be sufficient if water reaches all parts and you make it with the intention to do. Most scholars also agree that there is no need. Otherwise, ritual bathing is invalid.

Of course, a person taking shower may perform these steps in the shower preceded by the intention of wudu, but a simple shower. Ghusl does not need to be done in the shower, but it must be washing, and water flowing, or to submerge yourself completely under water. However, if your body is smeared with impurity then first wash it and pour water over it. In response to your first question sidi, it is enough to have a shower instead of a ‘full bath’ or ablution (wudu) while fulfilling several conditions. A normal shower would be sufficient if water reaches all parts and you make it with the intention to do. Most scholars also agree that there is no need. It is better for you. Otherwise, ritual bathing is invalid. It is recommended for a muslim to do wudu before ghusl following the example of the prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). So taking a shower with the intention of ghusl is sufficient to be able to pray afterwards.

How Do You Perform Ghusl In The Shower at Allison Duff blog

Can I Take A Shower Instead Of Ghusl In response to your first question sidi, it is enough to have a shower instead of a ‘full bath’ or ablution (wudu) while fulfilling several conditions. In response to your first question sidi, it is enough to have a shower instead of a ‘full bath’ or ablution (wudu) while fulfilling several conditions. So taking a shower with the intention of ghusl is sufficient to be able to pray afterwards. Otherwise, ritual bathing is invalid. You may do ghusl with shower. However, if your body is smeared with impurity then first wash it and pour water over it. According to islamic scholars, if you take a bath or shower with the intention of performing ghusl (ritual bathing) to remove major impurities, such as after. Ghusl does not need to be done in the shower, but it must be washing, and water flowing, or to submerge yourself completely under water. A normal shower would be sufficient if water reaches all parts and you make it with the intention to do. It is better for you. It is recommended for a muslim to do wudu before ghusl following the example of the prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). Of course, a person taking shower may perform these steps in the shower preceded by the intention of wudu, but a simple shower. Most scholars also agree that there is no need.