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in his instruction to one of his representatives, 'Verily the worst act of treachery is the treachery against a Muslim community, and the worst act of swindling is the swindling of the leaders.'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]

Nahj al-Balagha, Letter 26

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Question : #524

Category: Sexual Ethics & Morals

Subject:	make up for sin?
Question:	If one masturbates for some time and didn't that he has to perform ghusl because of the release of sperms, does he have to repeat all the fasting days and make up his prayers that he did without the ghusl?
Answer:	Masturbation is a prohibited act and should be avoided with seeking forgiveness from the Almighty Allah and repent to Him. The prayers that the person knows that he did after masturbating and before performing ghusl should be repeated. It is not required to remake the fasting days.

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