1) Ghusl differs from the regular form of bathing:

1. because it is a way to remove dirt and odors.
2. because its purpose is to practice good hygiene thus promoting good health and prevention of disease.
3. because its purpose is to helps revitalize oneself or relax.
4. because its purpose is to wash the entire body with water in a prescribed manner with the intention of worship and therefore its etiquette is raised to the level of worship.

2) Identify the correct steps in making ghusl:

1. Intention, washing genitals, washing hands, pouring water over entire body.
2. Intention, wash genitals, washing hands.
3. Intention, washing hands, washing genitals, making wudu, rubbing hair, pouring water over body.
4. Intention, making wudu, pouring water over body.

3) When is a Muslim required to perform ghusl:

1. After emission of semen in men.
2. On the insertion of the male genital into the female genital.
3. After the monthly cycle in women and phase of post-childbirth bleeding.
4. After death during preparation for burial.
5. All of the above.

4) When is a Muslim not required to perform ghusl:

1. after death during preparation for burial.
2. after semen or orgasmic fluid is emitted unintentionally without stimulation or feelings of desire.
3. after the penetration of the male genital into the female genital.
4. after the monthly cycle (period) in women ends.

5) Select true statements regarding ghusl.

1. Ghusl is sometimes called ‘minor ablution.’
2. Ghusl does not require any specific intention as it is only a matter of personal hygiene.
3. Ghusl is unique for using water as a purifying element.
4. Ghusl is an act of worship requiring a specific intention and procedure.