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Difference Between Wuzu And Ghusl And Difference In Their Compulsory Acts
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In acts given by Islam, how can one recognise between that this act is fixed and here you can do something voluntarily. For example in wudu one must wipe his hair, but if someone is taking a shower and there he just washes his head/head and don’t wipe then is his wudu acceptable or not?
Secondly: is order of washing parts in wudu obligatory. Like one is swimming and after intending for wudu he just go in water, is his wudu acceptable.
Please answer principally and application of that principle on both examples. Thanks
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Difference Between Wuzu And Ghusl And Difference In Their Compulsory Acts
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Quran (5:6) has replaced Wuzu with Ghusl in case one is ceremonially unclean and wants to offer Salah. Therefore, as a principle, in case of Ghusl, there is no need to do wuzu separately.
Please see:
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When wuzu is being done, the order of washing of body parts is compulsory to be followed as mentioned in Quran.
Please refer to the link below from 10:39 to 12:24
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Please also watch:
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Please also refer to the video below from 1:15:50 to 1:17:00
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Regarding swimming pool:
Please refer to the video below from 5:29 to 7:04
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