RE:FRANCOIS GAUTIER - A DESPERATE AND BOGUS HISTORIAN
by Truth Finder on Apr 22, 2007 08:20 PM Permalink
Hi everybody come back. My dear he is diagnoised as lost intelligence case. He is father for you but for us he is mad Dog. For mad dog a mad dog is father. Jai Hind.
Ghusl means major canonical ablution or a complete washing of the body. It becomes obligatory after sexual intercourse, even if only the head of the penis disappears into the vagina. Any discharge of semen, and the completion of menses and post-childbirth bleeding.
Taking ghusl every Friday before the congregational prayer is highly advisable, for the Prophet always did so. Before beginning ghusl, one should make the intention to perform it and, if one will pray after performing it, also the prayer.
Things Forbidden to a Ritually Impure Person People who are in this state cannot pray, circumambulate the Ka'ba (tawaf), enter a mosque or place of worship unless necessary, or touch the Qur'an or any of its verses except with a clean cloth or something similar.
What Makes One's Ghusl Valid?
Rinsing the mouth thoroughly so that all of its parts are cleaned properly. Rinsing the nose right up to the nasal bone. Washing all bodily parts thoroughly, including the hair. The best way to perform ghusl is as follows:
Having the intention (niyyat) to cleanse the body from (ritual) impurity while washing oneself. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times. Washing the private parts thoroughly. Removing all filth from all bodily parts. Performing ablution. Washing all bodily parts three times, including the hair thoroughly. No part, even the size of a pinpoint, is allowed to remain dry. Rubbing and pressing the body is not obligatory.
Tayammum (Ablution with Clean Soil)
When a person is too sick to use water or none is around when it is time to pray, he or she can perform tayammum in place of wudu%u2019 and ghusl. The requirements are as follows:
Intending to perform tayammum to remove any impurity. Striking the pure soil lightly with the palms of both hands and passing the palms over the face one time. Striking the pure soil again with one%u2019s palms and rubbing the right and left arms alternately from the fingertips to the elbows. Tayammum is nullified as soon as the cause for performing it is removed (i.e., the sick person recovers or pure water is found). If a person performs tayammum and then prays, he or she does not have to repeat the prayer if the conditions for it are removed before the time for that particular prayer ends.
Wudu%u2019 (Ablution)
Wudu%u2019 involves washing with water at least once the usually exposed bodily parts, namely, the face, hands and arms up to (and including) the elbows, and feet, and wiping one-quarter of the head. It is obligatory for any obligatory or supererogatory prayer, circumambulating the Ka%u2018ba, and touching the Qur%u2019an with bare hands.
Wudu%u2019 is performed in the following manner:
Ensure that the water to be used is pure. Intend to perform wudu%u2019 to offer prayer, if you plan to pray after taking it. Recite: %u201CBismillahir-Rahmanir-Rahim%u201D (i.e., in the Name of God, the All-Merciful, the All-Compassionate). Wash the hands up to the wrists three times, and do not miss the parts between the fingers. Clean your mouth with a brush or a finger, and gargle with water three times. Rinse the nostrils with water three times. Wash the face from the forehead to the chin and from ear to ear three times. Wash the right arm followed by the left up to the elbows three times. Wipe at least a quarter of the head with wet hands, pass the wet tips of the little fingers inside and the wet tips of the thumbs outside the ears, and pass the palms over the nape and sides of the neck. Finally, wash the feet up to (and including) the ankles, the right foot first and then the left, taking care to wash in between the toes, each three times. The obligatory acts are as follows: Washing the face. Washing both arms up to and including the elbows. Wiping a quarter of the head with wet hands. Washing both feet up to and including the ankles. The following acts nullify wudu%u2019:
Whatever comes out from the two private parts (front and back): waste matter, urine, wind, wadi (a thick white secretion discharged after urination), mazi (a white sticky fluid that flows from the sexual organs when thinking about sexual intercourse or foreplay, and so on), and prostatic fluid. Semen, menstrual blood, and post-childbirth blood require ghusl. Emission of blood, pus, or yellow matter from a wound, boil, pimple, or something similar to such an extent that it flows beyond the wound%u2019s mouth. Vomiting a mouthful of matter. Physical contact for pleasure between men and women without any obstacle (e.g., clothes). If the head of one%u2019s penis disappears into a woman%u2019s vagina, ghusl is required. Loss of consciousness through sleep, drowsiness, and so on. Temporary insanity, fainting, hysteria, or intoxication. Audible laughter during prayer.
RE:Cleanliness in Islam - Abulation and Bath - Good convey message and teaching of Islam.
by Truth Finder on Apr 23, 2007 12:03 AM Permalink
Your father francois Gautier written this report. It is challenge for anybody. Most pure with soul, mind and body are Muslims. Shall present you the report.
RE:Cleanliness in Islam - Abulation and Bath - Good convey message and teaching of Islam.
by rafiuddin farooqui on Apr 23, 2007 08:09 PM Permalink
The UN AND UNHRC reported that the Hindus are most criminal, blood thirsty people. They are most corrupt, biased and fanatic. They are threat to world peace and nations. Specialy the Hindu fundamentalist. They realy sheer threat to world peace.
Read above is the UN UNHRC REPORT. FOR YOUR INFORMATION.
