Ghusl In Arabic, ablution is called ghusl. In such cases, ghusl is obligatory. 1. If it is known that the lust is gone when you wake up; 2. Lust is aroused by lust; 3. After sexual intercourse; 4. In case of menstruation of menstruating women; 5. Nifas in the case of childbirth; 6. If a disbeliever converts to Islam; 7. When a Muslim dies. In these cases, ablution is considered obligatory. It is haraam to pray without it, to perform the prostration of recitation, and even to recite the verses of the Holy Quran.

Ablution is a special type of purification for performing certain acts of worship in Islam and which is considered individual worship. It involves washing and anointing certain organs.

Ablution is an important form of worship in Islam that seeks to cleanse the most polluted parts of the body. That is why he cannot pray without ablution and find the Ka'bah. He cannot hold the Qur'an with his bare hands. But he can read the open Qur'an. There are many benefits in this world and in the hereafter.