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2. Purification (Ṭahārah)

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  • Ruling 373

    If in ghusl any part of the outer area of the body is left unwashed, the ghusl is invalid. However, washing inside the ears, nose, and whatever is considered to be an inner part of the body is not obligatory. …

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  • Ruling 374

    If a person doubts whether a part of the body is considered to be an outer or inner part, he must wash it.

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  • Ruling 375

    If earing holes and suchlike have become so stretched that their inner areas are considered to be outer parts of the body, then those areas must be washed; otherwise, it is not necessary to wash them.

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  • Ruling 376

    Anything that is an obstacle for water to reach the body must be removed; if one performs ghusl before becoming confident that the obstacle has been removed, the ghusl is invalid.

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  • Ruling 377

    If while performing ghusl one rationally deems it probable that there is something on his body that may be an obstacle for water to reach the body, he must examine it and become confident that it is not an …

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  • Ruling 378

    In ghusl, short hair that is considered part of the body must be washed. It is not obligatory to wash long hair. In fact, if one makes water reach the skin in a way that the hair does …

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  • Ruling 379

    All the conditions that were mentioned for wuḍūʾ to be valid – such as the water being pure and not being usurped – are also conditions for ghusl to be valid. However, in ghusl, it is not necessary for the …

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  • Ruling 380

    If someone wants to pay on credit for using a public bath without knowing whether or not the owner consents [to this form of payment, but still performs ghusl there], then even if afterwards the owner accepts, his ghusl is …

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  • Ruling 381

    If the owner of a public bath consents for the money owed to him for using the public bath to be paid on credit but the person who performs ghusl does not intend to pay the debt he owes …

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  • Ruling 382

    If someone pays the owner of a public bath from money on which the one-fifth tax (khums) has not been paid, then although he has committed an unlawful act, the apparent ruling is that his ghusl is valid but …

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