Obligatory bathing that is required after certain acts or occurrences.
Greater ablution. Formal washing of the whole body prior to worship (see Wudu).
Ritual bath, which removes major impurity i.e. sexual intercourse, menstruation, seminal discharge, child birth, accepting the Islam and other conditions.
Major ablution; ceremonial washing of the body.
is a spiritual bath required after sexual intercourse, menstruation, seminal discharge, and other conditions....read more
Full ritual washing of the body with water. Ghusl should be done after sexual intercourse, wet dreams, emission, menses, and childbirth.
The full ritual washing of the body with water alone to be pure for the prayer. To do Ghusl: 1. Wash your private parts, 2. Do Wudu (ablution), 3. Wash your entire body without touching your private parts again.
the greater washing; a full-body cleansing ritual before worship. This is generally necessary after childbirth, sexual intercourse and when it is felt that special penance is needed to become (spiritually) clean again.
the complete washing of the body for purification in specified manner.
major ritual ablution (washing) of the entire body to achieve a state of ritual purity.
A full ablution, necessary for praying after sexual intercourse or a period, for example. Instructions for this can be found on the Preparing to Pray section of this site. The act of washing the deceased's body prior to the funeral.
Washing of the body in preparation for burial in Muslim religion.
Ghusl (غسل) is an Arabic term referring to the full ablution in Islam. In order to enter a state of purity before Salat, a Muslim usually performs the partial ablution, or wudu. In some cases, like on a Friday, it is mustahab (i.e. preferred) to have a ghusl.
