Understanding Islam

Explaining Islam in Light of the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ‎)

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The Verse of Al-Waaqi`ah

March 9, 2001

Question In the Qur’an, Allah says, what translates to: That this is indeed a Qur’an, most honorable; in a Book well-guarded; which none shall touch except for those who are clean. (Waqi’ah 56:77-79) It wouldn’t make sense for someone to touch the Holy Kalaam (Word) of Allah, Most High, without ablution. In my opinion, anyone […]

Filed Under: Cleansing and Purification, Discussions, Islamic Beliefs, Sources of Islam

A Further Exchange on ‘When is it Necessary to Take a Bath?’

January 18, 2000

Question Hi, I read the article on ghusl1, and when it was necessary after sex or ejaculation.  I’d like to ask though, how do you define an orgasm? It sounds like you’re saying, that ghusl is necessary after being aroused even when no semen is emitted.  You’re also saying that if semen is not emitted […]

Filed Under: Cleansing and Purification, Discussions, Worship and Fasting

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