Ghusl: Obligations, Sunnah Procedure and Braided Hair

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• Which are the obligations of ghusl in Hanafi law?
• If only the lips become wet, but water does not enter the mouth, what is the ruling?
• What is required by istinshaq?
• What is al-Shafi‘i’s view on mouth and nose rinsing in ghusl?
• What is the Hanafi inference from the Quranic command to purify after janabah?
• Why do Hanafis distinguish mouth rinsing in wudu and ghusl?
• What comes first in the Sunnah sequence of ghusl?
• What does “if present” imply for removal of visible impurity?
• What is the status of making wudu in the Sunnah ghusl procedure?
• Why might washing the feet be deferred?
• If water does not pool, may the feet be washed during preliminary wudu?
• How many complete washings can fulfill the obligatory body wash?
• What does ifadah mean in this context?
• When is moving aside to wash the feet particularly relevant?
• What condition governs the allowance not to undo braids?
• What if a tight braid prevents water reaching the roots?
• What does the report of Umm Salama support?
• How do obligatory and Sunnah actions of ghusl differ?
• What does tanquda mean in the braided-hair passage?
• If an obligatory area remains dry despite three pourings, what follows?