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''Ghusl'' refers to the full ablution required in [[Islam]] for various rituals and prayers; mandatory for any adult Muslim after having [[Reproduction|sexual intercourse]], any sexual discharge (e.g. of semen), completion of the menstrual cycle, giving birth, and death by natural causes. | ''Ghusl'' refers to the full ablution required in [[Islam]] for various rituals and prayers; mandatory for any adult Muslim after having [[Reproduction|sexual intercourse]], any sexual discharge (e.g. of semen), completion of the menstrual cycle, giving birth, and death by natural causes. | ||
Shaykh [[Gibril Haddad]] commenting on the [[72_Virgins#Round.2FSwollen_Breasts|erotic nature]] of [[surah]] 78:33<ref>"''And voluptuous women of equal age;''" - {{Quran|78|33}}</ref> (a Qur'anic reference to [[virgins]] in [[heaven]]), once noted that some men may need ghusl just for hearing the verse.<ref>{{ | Shaykh [[Gibril Haddad]] commenting on the [[72_Virgins#Round.2FSwollen_Breasts|erotic nature]] of [[surah]] 78:33<ref>"''And voluptuous women of equal age;''" - {{Quran|78|33}}</ref> (a Qur'anic reference to [[virgins]] in [[heaven]]), once noted that some men may need ghusl just for hearing the verse.<ref>Shaykh Gibril Haddad - [{{Reference archive|1=http://mac.abc.se/home/onesr/f/Sex_w.slaves.a.women.html|2=2011-05-22}} Sex with slaves and women's rights] - Living Islam, June 2, 2003</ref> | ||
''Tayammum'' is the act of dry ablution using sand or dust, which may be performed in place of wudu or ghusl if no clean water is readily available. | ''Tayammum'' is the act of dry ablution using sand or dust, which may be performed in place of wudu or ghusl if no clean water is readily available. | ||