Pearl of Wisdom

Imam 'Ali (AS) to Shurayh, 'Know that Muslims are equitable [and admissible as witnesses] towards one another, except for one who has been lashed on account of a crime and has not repented for it [and is therefore, still resentful as a result], one who is known to give false testimony, and one who is a suspect himself.?

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]
Kitab man Id yahdurahi al-Faqih, v. 3, p. 15, no. 3243

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Question : #510 Category: Wudhu / Ghusal
Subject: Entering junub not from penis, possible?
Question: I understand that a female enters the state of "Junub" after the penetration of her private parts.

Does she enter "Junub" if penetrated/stimulated by objects other than the penis?
Answer: In Islamic laws, sexual intercourse is defined as the penetration of the glans into the vagina or anus of the woman. That is, including the use of sexual objects, for ghusl janabat to become wajib it is not necessary that full penetration or discharge of semen should take place.

However if a secretion is discharged from a woman, then it is precautionary wajib for her to do ghusl janabat provided it came with sexual passion and she felt relaxed after it. But if the secretion comes without the sexual passion or without the feeling of relaxation after the discharge, then it is not najis and therefore ghusl is not wajib upon her.

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