To clarify, "zina" in Islamic context refers to unlawful sexual relations. After such an act, a Muslim is required to perform Ghusl, a full ritual purification, to return to a state of ritual purity. The following steps outline how to perform Ghusl according to Islamic tradition, incorporating information from the provided YouTube reference:
The referenced video describes the general steps of Ghusl, which apply after any act requiring it, including after zina:
Steps for Performing Ghusl
Here's a detailed guide on how to perform Ghusl:
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Intention (Niyyah): Make the intention in your heart to perform Ghusl to purify yourself. This is a crucial step in any act of worship in Islam.
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Say Bismillah: As mentioned in the reference (1:32), begin by saying "Bismillah" (In the name of Allah).
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Wash Hands: Wash your hands thoroughly, as also mentioned in the reference (1:32).
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Clean Private Parts: The reference (1:32) specifically mentions washing the private parts. Cleanse yourself thoroughly to remove any impurities.
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Perform Ablution (Wudu): Perform Wudu as you would before prayer. This includes:
- Washing your hands up to the wrists.
- Rinsing your mouth.
- Washing your nostrils.
- Washing your face.
- Washing your arms up to the elbows.
- Wiping your head.
- Washing your feet up to the ankles.
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Pour Water Over the Body: Pour water over your entire body, starting with the right side, then the left. Ensure that water reaches every part of your body, including your hair and skin. Make sure there is no barrier preventing water from reaching the skin.
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Ensure Thoroughness: Pay attention to areas that might be easily missed, such as the navel, behind the ears, and between the toes.
Following these steps ensures that you have performed Ghusl correctly, fulfilling the requirement for purification after zina or any other situation necessitating it.
