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    This document addresses questions about wet dreams for a Muslim youth. It states that if a wet dream occurs before sahar (pre-dawn meal) in Ramadan, one should perform ghusl (full-body purification bath) if time allows, or after Fajr prayers. If after sahar, one should perform ghusl upon waking but the fast is not broken. It is not a sin to have a wet dream. The proper way to perform ghusl after a wet dream or intercourse is described from a hadith.

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    This document addresses questions about wet dreams for a Muslim youth. It states that if a wet dream occurs before sahar (pre-dawn meal) in Ramadan, one should perform ghusl (full-body purification bath) if time allows, or after Fajr prayers. If after sahar, one should perform ghusl upon waking but the fast is not broken. It is not a sin to have a wet dream. The proper way to perform ghusl after a wet dream or intercourse is described from a hadith.

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    This document addresses questions about wet dreams for a Muslim youth. It states that if a wet dream occurs before sahar (pre-dawn meal) in Ramadan, one should perform ghusl (full-body purification bath) if time allows, or after Fajr prayers. If after sahar, one should perform ghusl upon waking but the fast is not broken. It is not a sin to have a wet dream. The proper way to perform ghusl after a wet dream or intercourse is described from a hadith.

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    This document addresses questions about wet dreams for a Muslim youth. It states that if a wet dream occurs before sahar (pre-dawn meal) in Ramadan, one should perform ghusl (full-body purification bath) if time allows, or after Fajr prayers. If after sahar, one should perform ghusl upon waking but the fast is not broken. It is not a sin to have a wet dream. The proper way to perform ghusl after a wet dream or intercourse is described from a hadith.

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    Q7. A muslim youth has a wet dream. What should he do?


    (a) If it occurs before sahar in the holy month of Ramadan?
    (b) If it happens after Sahar? What about fajr prayers?
    (c) What is the method of taking bath for purification?
    (d) Is it sinful if wet dream occurs?
    D. Ahmed.
    A7. (a) If a person gets a wet dream before sahar in the month of Ramadan
    and has time to take Ghusle Janaba (bath for purification), then he should
    do it, and then eat his sahar. However, if he does not have the time for
    Ghusl, he should take Ghusl before the Fajr Prayer.
    (b) If a person gets a wet dream after taking sahar in the state of Saum, he
    should take Ghusl as soon as he wakes up. One's fast does not break by wet
    dreams. Even if he happens to be in the state of Janaba for some time, there
    is nothing wrong in it. He should take a Ghusl before offering any
    Salaah/Prayer.
    Narrated Abu Bakr bin Abdur Rahman.
    My father and I went to Aisha (R.A.) and she said , " I testify that Allah's
    Messenger at times used to get up in the morning in a state of Janaba from
    sexual intercourse, not from a wet dream, and then he would fast that day."
    (Shaih Bukhari, Vol. No. 3, Hadith No. 1931)
    (c) The right way of performing a bath for purification i.e. Ghusle Janaba is
    given in the following Hadith:
    Narrated Maimuna, the wife of the Prophet (Phuh):
    Allah's Messenger (pbuh) performed ablution like that for the Salat (prayer)
    but did not wash his feet. He washed off the discharged from his private
    parts and then poured water over his body. He withdrew his feet from that
    place (the place where he took the bath) and then washed them. And that
    was his way of taking the bath of Janaba. (Sahih Al-Bukhari, Vol. 1, Hadith
    No. 249)
    (d) There is nothing wrong in getting wet dreams nor is it a sin, as
    mentioned in the following Hadith:
    Narrated Ali Ibn Abu Talib

    There are three whose actions are not recorded: a lunatic whose mind is
    deranged till he is restored to consciousness, a sleeper till he awakes, and a
    boy till he reaches puberty. (Sunan Abu Dawood Vol. 3, Hadith No. 4389)

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