Pocket doors are making a comeback and their defining characteristics makes them an ideal choice for bathrooms. Because they don’t swing open but rather slide into the wall when opened, pocket doors allow you to save floor space in the bathroom, making more room for other functional features.

Keeping doors closed will prevent cold air moving into the rest of the house and contain the heat you’ve generated in a smaller area.

You should keep your bathroom door open after a shower to help prevent mold growth and keep mildew down to a minimum. Exhaust fans can pull moist air from the room, but combining it with an open door is far more effective.

The germs will get affected to our body. Explanation: If we leave door open of an toilet the germs or an bacteria gets enter in our whole rooms and that germs can be affected in our body. That is the reason we should close the door of the toilet while we are using it and after using it.

Some people leaving the bathroom door open is not such a strange thin. The person may be alone in the house and you come in unexpected. They may have no shame being seen naked or they may be trying to tempt who ever tries to look in. They may be clumsy and forget to close the door.

If the house is air conditioned, you will want to keep the bathroom closed, just as you would close any other outside door. And with the room not in use and the door open, the room ventilates from the interior of the house through the air duct. This helps reduce mold and mildew, when the fan is off.

63% of Couples Use The Toilet With The Door Open A whopping 3 in 5 couples leave the door open while they’re in the bathroom – leaving everything for their significant other to see. Surprisingly, 1 in 5 of those couples do it within the first month.

Muslims are not allowed to hang out in the bathroom beyond necessity. We even have special supplications for entering and exiting the bathroom. In light of all that’s mentioned, most Muslims tend to not have bathroom doors wide open when not in use.

Looking in the mirror is not haram. There is a fatwa from a Deobandi mufti that it is haraam to do so without need because it wastes time. And yet, there is a du’aa made by Rasul Allaah, sall’Allaahu alayhe wa sallam, for when he regarded himself in a mirror.

While on the toilet, one must remain silent. Talking, answering greetings, or greeting others is strongly discouraged. Eating any food while on the toilet is strictly forbidden.

Allah’s name is venerable and it must be respected. Thus, the rule was that in such place the name of Allah should not be mentioned. If you keep your bathroom clean, then the rule will be that do not say the name of Allah when you are on the toilet seat.

“If a person wants to perform ablution inside the toilet, he should say ‘Bismillah’ even inside the toilet and he is not sinful for this because the word ‘Bismillah’ is not a Quran; rather, it is a kind of mention of Allah, but if he says it in his heart and not with his tongue, then this is good, and if he does not …

Salam! Is it permissible to do dhikr and recite durood internally (like in your mind) while showering? Worried that since you are in a bathroom, it is not allowed. Even reciting the Quran aloud in a bath/shower (not toilet) is permitted by many important scholars (Imam Malik, al-Nawawi).

Muslim adults perform an ablution, called ghusl, prior to rituals and prayers. This full-body ritual (compared to the partial-body ritual, wudu) is required for men and women in order to be considered pure in body after certain acts.

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.

Thanks for Asking regarding wearing the same garments after Ghusl. Yes – Can wear the same clothes after ghusl. unless and otherwise they are pure not dirty. Just scratch or wash the area where their are marks of Semen and wear.

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.