Ghusl

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Ghusl means a bath, and that's also Arabic.

Many people would translate wudu as ablution.

Ablution.

Jazakallah khair for answering that question in detail with regards to giving parents grocery which is zakat can the children and family also eat from it the next question early on we started the program by asking applying mandi or rather it was with regards to highlighting the hair but another question says Muftisab ladies applying mandi on their nails then will the wudhu be valid

So Udhu and Ghusl will be valid if the mandi merely stains the nails and does not form a waterproof layer that prevents water from reaching it.

And generally mandi just stains color.

It does not prevent water from reaching the nails.

And these were the individuals that were mentioned in this particular narration.

As for the topic of the Hadith itself, as for the topic of the narration itself, then within this is the Bayan, the indication of the amount of water that is sufficient for the person to use when making Ghusl.

Thereafter, the narration mentions, ya'ani, the Qaum, ya'ani, referring to the Rijal, the men.

And they mentioned, fas'aluhu, and they asked him, and they asked Jabir, and they asked Jabir regarding, ya'ani, masa'il, different issues.

One of the masa'il that they were asking about was the masa'il of Ghusl, ya'ani, the manner of performing the Ghusl.

And They asked about the ghusl and specifically about the maa, the water.

What is sufficient for it? And what is mentioned as a suff- as a sufficiency is, you know, the saa.

Otherwise, he would remember Allah in all of his occasions.

And even right now when you're in the bathroom, don't you, before you make ghusl, don't you say Bismillah? You're, you're naked.

You're naked.

You say Bismillah.

Right? Then, wudu.

Then, ghusl.

Following the steps, doing everything accordingly.

You can't just pray how you want it.