Ghusl Part 2
Section 11 of 11 · Faraid in Islam · Ustadh Mahmud Kurkcu
No Embarrassment in Learning One's Deen
Ghusl is a major part of ʿibādah, and without it no ṣalāh, and little else besides, can properly be carried out; it must therefore be learned properly. As already noted, the basic book on ṭahārah remains available to anyone who wishes to go through it privately. Embarrassment is no reason to remain ignorant of what ghusl requires: guidance may be sought in confidence, without even giving one's name, for there is no embarrassment where the learning of the farāʾiḍ is concerned. This is knowledge that must be known.
The obligation of trust in Allah's provision for one's rizq follows.
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* Kept as heard. The term given for humming or singing under the water could not be identified with certainty.
** Kept as said. The recognised clinical term is obsessive-compulsive disorder.