• Alukah English HomepageSitemapRSS
  • Alukah English Homepage
  • Alukah Guestbook
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Make us your Homepage
  • Contact Us
Alukah in Arabic
Alukah is a rich, cultural website supervised by Dr. Khaled El-Jeraissy and Dr. Saad El-Hmed
 
Website of Dr. Sadd Bin Abdullah El-Hmed  Supervised By 
  • Homepage
  • Islamic Shariah
  • Thoughts and Knowledge
  • Society and Reform
  • Counsels
  • Muslims around the World
  • Library
 All Sections | Special File on Hajj   Belief   Quranic Sciences   Islamic jurisprudence   Hadith Sciences   Morals and Advocacy  
  •  
    My young brother which of the people are you?
    Prof . Zaid Mohammed Al-Rommany
  •  
    What is Islam?
    Maysun Sami Ahmed
  •  
    Honored and humiliated people on the Day of Judgment (3)
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    Honored and humiliated people on the Day of Judgment (2)
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    Honored and humiliated people on the Day of Judgment (1)
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    The Wind
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    The month of good deeds has come
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    The Hadith of Dream
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    The Addiction of Sins
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    The seven of Al-Mathani and the Great Qur’an (The seven ...
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    Ten nights of Hajj
    Prof . Zaid Mohammed Al-Rommany
  •  
    Some Lessons of Ramadan
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    Hajj gains
    Prof . Zaid Mohammed Al-Rommany
  •  
    Islamic rulings on dress
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    Increment in faith
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
  •  
    Greatness of Allah the Almighty
    Hosam Ibn `Abdul-`Aziz Al Jibrin
Home / Islamic Shariah / Islamic jurisprudence

Rules Concerning Hadath-e-Akbar

Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi
Source: Heavenly Ornaments

Published On: 14/12/2013 A.D. - 10/2/1435 H.   Visited: 21333 times     



Print Friendly Version Send to your friend Visitors CommentsPost a CommentFollow Comments



Full Text Increase Font SizeReset Font SizeDecrease Font Size
Share it

 

1. When ghusl becomes fardh on a person, it is haram for him to enter a masjid. However, it will be permissible if there is a dire need. For example, the door of someone's house opens out into the masjid and there is no other way for him to come out nor is there any other place where he could stay. It will be permissible for him to make tayammum and go into the masjid. Or, for example, there is a fountain, well, or pond of water in the masjid and there is no water anywhere else. To make tayammum and go into that masjid will be permissible.

2. It will be permissible for such a person to go into the Eid-gah, the madrasah, etc.

3. When a woman is in a state of menstruation or nifaas, it is not permissible to look at the area between her navel and knees, it is not permissible to touch that area if it is not covered with any clothing nor is it permissible to have sexual intercourse with her.

4. It is permissible to do the following things with a woman who is in a state of menstruation or nifaas: to kiss her, to drink her left-over water, etc., to sleep next to her, to touch the areas above her navel and below her knees even if there is no clothing on them, to touch the area between her navel and knees if it is covered with a cloth. However, it is makruh to sleep separately or stay aloof from a woman on account of her bleeding.

5. A person awakes from his sleep and sees some wetness on his private part, and prior to sleeping he had an erection. Ghusl will not be fardh on him and that wetness will be regarded as pre-coital fluid. This is on the condition that he does not remember having a wet dream, nor is he convinced that the wetness is semen. If there is wetness on his thighs and clothes as well, ghusl will be obligatory on him.

6. If two men, or two women, or one man and one woman slept together on one bed; and after awakening they noticed some stains of semen on the bed and they do not know whose semen it is, nor did anyone else sleep on that bed prior to that; then in such a case ghusl will be fardh on both of them. But if someone had slept on that bed prior to this and the semen is dry, then in both these cases ghusl will not be fardh.

7. Ghusl became fardh on a person but there is no secluded place. It will be wajib on a man to bath naked in front of other men. The same will apply to a woman in front of other women. But for a man to bath in front of women or a woman to bath in front of men is haram. Instead, they should make tayammum.



Print Friendly Version Send to your friend Visitors CommentsPost a CommentFollow Comments



Selected From Alukah.net

  • The Rules Concerning The Holy Land(Book - Library)
  • The Rules Concerning of the Kaba(Book - Library)
  • The Rules concerning The Kaba(Book - Library)
  • The Rules concerning The Holy Land(Book - Library)
  • Success: Concept - Secrets - Reasons - metrics - rules(Article - Society and Reform)
  • Rules About Facing The Kaaba For Praying(Book - Library)
  • Rules About The Hijr(Book - Library)
  • Description of the Dajjaal, and the Ahaadeeth Narrated Concerning Him(Article - Thoughts and Knowledge)
  • Rules of Fasting(Article - Thoughts and Knowledge)
  • Concerning Gossiping(Article - Thoughts and Knowledge)

 


Add your comment:
Name  
Email (Will not be shown to visitors)
Country
Comment Title
Comment

Please write: COMMENT in this box to verify that you are human

Enter the above code here:
Can't read? Try different words.
Our Authors
  • Those who disobey God and follow their sinful lusts..
  • One can attain real happiness
  • Islam clearly reveals to us more details about the one true ...
  • Allah the one true God is Creator, not created
  • Allah is only one, he has no children, partners or equals
  • Allah is eternal, he does not die or change
  • Islam leads to ultimate truth and success
  • Try to find out the truth abut Islam
Participate
Contribute
Spread the word
Tell a friend
All Rights Reserved © 1444H / 2023 to Alukah.Net
Site was last updated on : 28/7/1444H - at: 15:58