Wet Dream

WET DREAM

ghusl is obligatory for both males and females after having a wet dream

A wet dream refers to nocturnal

emission or discharge that is

associated with an erotic dream

i.e of sexual feelings or desires.

It is natural and more common

in men than women; and a form

of releasing water (discharge)

and sexual energy from the body.

Umm sulaym came to the Prophet ft

said,

"O Messenger of Allah, Allah is not

too shy to tell us the truth. does a woman

have to do ghusl (purification bath) if she

has a wet dream? 'the prophet tilt said:

"yes, if she sees water (a discharge after

the dream) "Umm salamah covered her

face and said.

"o messenger of Allah can

a woman have an erotic dream?

He said: "yes, may your hands be rubbed

with dust (an arabic expression). how

else would her child resemble her ?

Refrence: Sahih Muslim 313

Wet dreams are natural and there

is no sin or shame on one who

has them. The prophet salaallahu

alayhi wasalaam said, "The pen

has been lifted from three: from

the one who is sleeping until he

wakes up, from the child until he

reaches the age of puberty, and

from one who is insane until he

comes to his senses

Refrence: Sunan At-Tirmidhi 1343

Additionally, for Females the

discharge has to be certain i.e

she must be certain that she had a

wet dream (usually accompanied

by an orgasm and discharge that

is not light, unlike other hormonal

discharge).

Allah has created desire in man

and He has commanded His slaves

to use this energy in the proper

manner, which is marriage for those

who can afford it, in order to attain

worldly interests such as building

families, strengthening society and

populating the earth according to

the laws of Allaah.

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