English عربي

Index of The Book of Menstruation

0 / 156 Hadith

1 - Chapter: Touching a menstruating woman above the izar (waist wrapper)

0 / 3 Hadith

2 - Chapter: Lying down with a menstruating woman under a single cover

0 / 2 Hadith

3 - Chapter: It is permissible for a menstruating woman to wash her husband’s head, and comb his hair; her leftovers are pure (tahir); and regarding reclining in her lap and reciting Qur’an

0 / 11 Hadith

4 - Chapter: Madhi (prostatic fluid)

0 / 3 Hadith

5 - Chapter: Washing the face and hands when waking from sleep

0 / 1 Hadith

6 - Chapter: It is permissible for one who is junub to sleep, but it is recommended for him to perform wudu’, and wash his private parts if he wants to eat, drink, sleep, or have intercourse

0 / 10 Hadith

7 - Chapter: Women are obliged to perform ghusl if they emit fluid

0 / 7 Hadith

8 - Chapter: Description of the (fluid) of the man and the woman; the child is created from the water of both of them

0 / 2 Hadith

9 - Chapter: Description of ghusl in the case of janabah (sexual impurity)

0 / 8 Hadith

10 - Chapter: The amount of water with which it is recommended to perform ghusl in the case of janabah; a man and woman washing from a single vessel; one of them washing with the left-over water of the other

0 / 14 Hadith

11 - Chapter: It is recommended to pour water over the head, and elsewhere, three times

0 / 4 Hadith

12 - Chapter: Ruling on the braids of a woman who is doing ghusl

0 / 4 Hadith

13 - Chapter: It is recommended for the woman who is performing ghusl following menses to apply a piece of cloth scented with musk to the site of the bleeding

0 / 5 Hadith

14 - Chapter: The ghusl and the prayer of a woman who is suffering prolonged vaginal bleeding (istihadah)

0 / 8 Hadith

15 - Chapter: A menstruating woman is obliged to make up missed fasts but not prayers

0 / 3 Hadith

16 - Chapter: Covering oneself with a garment and the like while performing ghusl

0 / 4 Hadith

17 - Chapter: The prohibition of looking at `awrah

0 / 2 Hadith

18 - Chapter: It is permissible to bathe naked when one is alone

0 / 1 Hadith

19 - Chapter: Taking care to conceal one’s `awrah

0 / 3 Hadith

20 - Chapter: Screening oneself when urinating

0 / 1 Hadith

21 - Chapter: At the beginning of Islam, intercourse did not necessitate ghusl unless semen was emitted, then that was abrogated and ghusl becomes obligatory for intercourse

0 / 8 Hadith

22 - Chapter: Abrogation of “water is for water”, and that it is obligatory to perform ghusl when the two circumcised parts meet

0 / 4 Hadith

23 - Chapter: Performing wudu’ after eating something that has been touched by fire

0 / 3 Hadith

24 - Chapter: Abrogation of wudu’ for that which has been touched by fire

0 / 10 Hadith

25 - Chapter: (Performing) wudu’ after eating camel meat

0 / 2 Hadith

26 - Chapter: Evidence that if a person is certain that he is in a state of purity, then he doubts whether he has committed hadith (broken his wudu’), then he prays with his purity like that

0 / 2 Hadith

27 - Chapter: Hides of dead animals are purified by tanning

0 / 10 Hadith

28 - Chapter: Tayammum

0 / 8 Hadith

29 - Chapter: Evidence that the Muslim does not become impure

0 / 2 Hadith

30 - Chapter: Remembering Allah, the Most High, when one is sexually impure, and at other times

0 / 1 Hadith

31 - Chapter: It is permissible for one who has broken his wudu’ to eat, and there is nothing disliked about doing so, and wudu’ need not be done immediately

0 / 4 Hadith

32 - Chapter: What should be said when entering the area in which one relieves himself

0 / 2 Hadith

33 - Chapter: Evidence that sleeping while sitting does not invalidate wudu’

0 / 4 Hadith