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2. Purification (Ṭahārah)

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  • Ruling 533

    If someone knows that the ghusl, shrouding, prayers, or burial of a deceased person has been performed incorrectly, he must perform that act again. However, if one merely supposes that it was performed incorrectly or doubts whether it …

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  • Ruling 534

    The guardian of a woman is her husband. In other cases, the guardian of a deceased person is the heir in accordance with the order of the tiers of inheritance, which will be mentioned later. In each tier, …

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  • Ruling 535

    The guardian of a deceased person must not be a non‐ bāligh child nor a person who is insane. Similarly, a person who is absent and cannot personally undertake the duties or instruct someone else to do them cannot …

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  • Ruling 536

    If someone says he is the guardian of a deceased person or that the guardian of the deceased has given his consent to give ghusl, shroud, and bury the deceased, or, if with regard to preparing the corpse …

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  • Ruling 537

    If a deceased person had specified someone other than his guardian to perform his ghusl, shrouding, burial, and prayers, then the responsibility of performing these duties lies with the appointed person. It is not necessary for the person …

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  • Ruling 538

    It is obligatory to give a corpse three ghusls in the following order: a ghusl with water that has been mixed with lote tree (sidr) leaves; a ghusl with water that has been mixed with camphor (kāfūr); a ghusl with ordinary …

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  • Ruling 539

    The amount of sidr leaves and camphor in the water must not be so great that they turn the water into mixed (muḍāf) water, and neither must the amount be so little that it cannot be said that sidr leaves …

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  • Ruling 540

    If the necessary amount of sidr leaves and camphor cannot be found, then based on recommended precaution the amount that one has access to should be mixed in the water.

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  • Ruling 541

    If someone dies in the state of iḥrām, he must not be given ghusl with camphor water; instead, he must be given ghusl with ordinary water, unless he was in the state of iḥrām for hajj al-tamattuʿ 60 and he had completed …

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  • Ruling 542

    If sidr leaves and camphor, or one of them, cannot be found, or, if using them is not permitted – for example, they are usurped – then based on obligatory precaution a person must perform one tayammum on the deceased; …

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