Pearl of Wisdom

On the day of Khaybar, Abu Bakr took the flag [in order to attempt the conquest of the fortress of Khaybar] but returned without having conquered it. Then the next day, 'Umar took it and did not conquer it, and instead Ibn Muslima was killed so the people retreated even further. So The Prophet (SAWA) said, 'I will deposit this flag of mine with a man who loves Allah and His Prophet, and whom Allah and His Prophet love, and he will not return without conquering it.' So we rested ourselves assured that the conquest would be tomorrow. So the Prophet (SAWA) performed the morning prayer then called for the flag, and stood up. And every single one of us who held a position with the Prophet (SAWA) hoped that it would be him, until I myself I stretched forward and craned my neck due to the The Battles position I had near him. Then he called 'Ali b. Abi Talib, who was afflicted with pain in his eyes. So the Prophet (SAWA) wiped his hands over them, deposited the flag with him, and he conquered it!'

Burayda
Kanz al-'Ummal, no. 30120

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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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