Delaying ghusl is permitted until the next prayer, since you cannot pray unless you perform ghusl after intercourse. Sleeping after intercourse without ghusl and having intercourse again without ghusl are both permitted. There is no need to make wudu after intercourse, that doesn’t change anything.

Bathing (ghusl) after oral sex If a husband does have oral sex with his wife, and ejaculates semen, then ghusl is obligatory according to Islamic sexual hygienical jurisprudence; however, if he only releases Madhy (pre-ejaculatory fluids) then Wudu is only required, and has to wash the Madhy away.

As a dude, 5 minutes. I usually have to ghusl right before fajr so I do the bare minimum Hanafi ghusl (which is rinse the mouth, rinse the nostrils, and wash the entire body once with water). Takes about 2 minutes max if I don’t stay in the shower longer than needed.

Therefore Ghusl isn’t obligatory except in the state of Janaba, unless the Sunnah specifies it. “The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: ‘Whoever performs wudu’ on Friday, that is all well and good, but whoever performs ghusl, the ghusl is better.”[10]

The Qur’an invokes the importance of Friday as a sacred day of worship in a chapter called “Al-Jumah,” meaning the day of congregation, which is also the word for Friday in Arabic. Muslims believe Friday was chosen by God as a dedicated day of worship

YES, if time of salat is coming. After you finish, you take wudhu and do salat. NO, if you have done salat before using the toilet or the time for salat have not come.

1- A good practical solution for your problem is to have intimacy after Fajr Prayer so that you can have a plenty of time till Zhuhr Prayer. 2- In case you fear health problems due to washing your hair, you can perform ghusl without washing your hair and perform tayammum instead

As discussed in this previous answer, taking a shower is ghusl provided that you take the shower with the intention of ghusl and provided that the water reaches your entire hair, head, face and body. So taking a shower with the intention of ghusl is sufficient to be able to pray afterwards

Ghusl is performed following sexual intercourse or ejaculation, after menstruation or childbirth. You don’t have to perform Ghusl before performing salat unless you meet the conditions for it. But, the minor ablution of wudu must be performed before each prayer, unless you have maintained wudu from a pervious prayer.

The fast is valid if the person had the intention to fast before Fajr prayer, even if he/she did not perform ghusl, commented the Central Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowments (AWFAQ). Children and elderly are excused from keeping the fast during the month of Ramadan

1- Your fast is valid as long as you have the intention to fast and it is permissible to delay ghusl until the time of Fajr. 2- In the case of ghusl following intercourse, it is recommended for the husband and wife to perform wudu before they sleep and to perform ghusl as soon as they can so that they can pray

NO. No good deeds will be accepted from one who does not pray – no zakaah, no fasting, no Hajj or anything else. Al-Bukhaari (520) narrated that Buraydah said: The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Whoever does not pray ‘Asr, his good deeds will be annulled.”

Fasting of Ramadan is compulsory and you must fast unless sick or on travel. While fair Salah is fard, the first relation to fasting is that it signifies the start of the day’s fast. Secondly, missing fajr is disobedience to Allah and certainly weakens the fast but you cannot leave off the fasting.

Many Muslims put so much effort into just about managing to wake up for Fajr at around 4am or 5am, then rush back to bed. However, with roughly the same amount of effort, and a bit of strategy, you can actually do one of the most blessed prayers there is and easily pray Fajr on time

5 minutes before sunrise as a precautionary measure time for salat al fajr ENDS. Technically the time is until sunrise. The time for Subh prayers is till sunrise. Its recommended to pray at second dawn.

5 minutes before sunrise as a precautionary measure time for salat al fajr ENDS. Technically the time is until sunrise. U can check your local city timings of sunrise and finish your prayers before few minutes. Just before dawn a column of whiteness rises upwards from the east.

The Prophet (pbuh) said, “One should not sleep before the night prayer, nor have discussions after it” [SB 574]. Additionally, Muslims are required to wake up for Fajr prayer, which is about one hour before sunrise. The Prophet did not sleep after Fajr prayer.

Can a person (Muslim) pray his/her Fajr namaz immediately after the Saheri time ends and before the Azan? A person cannot pray farz Salah before the time starts or else before azaan. As Allah gave us the time period within which we have to pray farz salah.

From your question, it seems that 7 am is after sunrise in your part of the world and thus after the time for Fajr. So, you should pray Fajr as soon as you can after waking up. It is worth noting that there have been Islamic scholars who have differed and said that prayers missed on purpose are not to be made up.

How long before sunrise does the time for Namaz and Fajr end? 5 minutes before sunrise as a precautionary measure time for salat al fajr ENDS. Technically the time is until sunrise. U can check your local city timings of sunrise and finish your prayers before few minutes.

No. While the sun is rising, until it’s fully risen (ishraq), it’s a forbidden time to pray. That period lasts for approximately twenty minutes. If you missed fajr and the sun has already started rising, you must wait till ishraq sets in.

No, Tahajjud can be anytime between Ishaa and Fajr, but better it should be in last 1/3 of the night. But you can do it in the last minutes before Fajr. Notice : even if you do Two Rakaat before Fajr it will be counted as Tahajjud. Allah’s Messenger (ﷺ) used to offer eleven rak`at and that was his prayer

It is essential to sleep before Tahajjud as was the practice of Holy Prophet of Islam (sm). Otherwise, without any sleep it will be considered regular nawafil.

Recommended time Tahajjud may be performed in the early part of the night, the middle part of the night, or the later part of the night, but after the obligatory Isha prayer.

Yep, Allah accepts ad-Dua if and only if the praying person has backed off from all worldly gods and turned to Allah ONLY for seeking Divine Guidance and enabling-Help.

Dua must be devoid of sin: If one asked Allah, “O Allah, make me a Prophet”, then this not permitted and is transgressing beyond bounds and is not accepted by Allah. If a person was to supplicate against the one he has oppressed, it will not be accepted.

1. 1) Supplicate for others.
2. 2) Make duas mentioned in Qur’an & Sunnah.
3. 3) Ask during the accepted times.
4. 6) Give up a sin and do good instead.
5. 8) Show gratitude.
6. 10) Be proactive and remember Allah in the times of ease as well.

The following steps are used to calculate the Tahajjud starting time:

1. Calculate the exact time difference ( ) between Maghrib ( ) and next day Fajr ( ).
2. Calculate the time interval ( ) for one-third by dividing by 3.
3. Either add twice the to or subtract from . This result will be the Tahajjud starting time ( ).

Here are more tahajjud prayer benefits :

• Accelerate blood circulation.
• Improve immunity of the body.
• Gain Allah’s love.
• Improve the brain work and mind is fresher.
• Increase the productivity of work based on spirituality.
• The path for earning Allah’s grace.
• Avoided from difficulty.
• Increase morale and spirit.

Actually, all the Sunnah prayers are optional (Nafl). They were offered by Holy Prophet PBUH on regular basis so are called Sunnah. Tahajjud is also Nafl and offering it fetch reward. Praise be to Allah, the most beneficent and the most merciful.