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"Intention to Perform Obligatory Bath after Intercourse with Partner, Worship that Enhances Harmony"
"As an act of worship, there are certainly sharia procedures that must be followed."
"As an act of worship, there are certainly sharia procedures that must be followed."
Dream - Husband and wife relationship becomes a spiritual need for married couples. It is not just about seeking satisfaction, having sexual intercourse with a lawful partner is considered an act of worship if done in accordance with the sharia. As an act of worship, couples who engage in this activity must practice it while observing the provisions that have been regulated in fiqh law.
Apart from being a form of worship, intimate relations with one's partner will also enhance marital harmony. The benefits of husband-wife intimacy will also increase immunity and endorphin hormones that make the heart happy.
After having sexual intercourse, Islam requires the husband and wife to perform obligatory bathing. Obligatory bathing, also known as junub bathing, is a purification process that is mandatory for every Muslim after experiencing a state of impurity. The state of impurity occurs after engaging in certain activities that require a person to bathe in order to return to a state of purity. Someone who experiences major impurity, such as after sexual intercourse, is obligated to perform obligatory bathing in order to be able to perform their obligatory religious duties.
The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Compulsory bathing must be done after the following conditions occur: Intimate relations between husband and wife. The release of semen (sperm) from a man, whether through intimate relations or wet dreams. Conversion of religion for those who were previously not Muslims. Apostasy (denial of Islam) and re-entering Islam. The death of a person."
Translation: "Mandatory bathing aims to cleanse oneself both physically and spiritually from the state of janaba. This is important for Muslims because the state of janaba hinders someone from performing certain worship, such as prayer."
Reading the intention of obligatory bathing in the heart to cleanse oneself from the state of impurity. Washing the body thoroughly, starting from the head to the tips of the toes, including the mouth and nose. Ensuring that the entire body is well exposed to water. The sequence is not a requirement for the validity of the bath, but it is recommended to start from the top of the head. Obligatory bathing should be done immediately after experiencing a state of impurity.
"Taking a mandatory bath is considered valid if done with sincere intention, and all body parts are properly exposed to water, including hard-to-reach areas such as the groin, during the specified time."
Required ablution will be nullified if there is any disturbance or object that obstructs water from reaching the skin during ablution. In addition, required ablution will also be nullified if someone becomes junub again after ablution.
Nawaitul ghusla liraf'il hadatsil akbari 'anil janabati lillahi ta'ala "I intend to perform the major ritual ablution to purify myself from major impurity due to sexual defilement for the sake of Allah the Exalted."
It is important for husbands and wives to recite prayers before engaging in sexual intercourse. Because Satan will always tempt humans, including during sexual intercourse. This is why the Prophet Muhammad advised his followers to recite prayers before engaging in sexual intercourse.
Meaning: "In the name of Allah, O Allah, keep us away from Satan and keep Satan from disturbing what You have provided for us."
Bismillah. Alhamdulillâhilladzî khala minal mâ'i basyarâ, faja'lahû nasaban wa shahrâ, wa kâna rabbuka qadîrâ. Translation: "In the name of Allah, all praise is due to Him who created mankind from water, then made them into lineages and tribes. Your Lord is All-Powerful." (Sheikh Abdul Qadir Al-Jailani in Al-Ghuniyah li Thalibi Thariqil Haqqi Azza wa Jalla)
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