“I used to suffer from a great deal of prostatic fluid, and I took many baths because of that. I asked the messenger of Allah about that, and he said: ‘Ablution is sufficient for you in this case.’ I said: ‘O Messenger of Allah! What about the prostatic fluid that gets onto my clothes?’ he […]
He came to Ubayy bin Ka’b accompanied by ‘Umar. Ubayy came out to them and said: “I noticed some prostatic fluid, so I washed my penis and performed ablution. ‘Umar said: “Is that sufficient?” He said: “Yes.” He (‘Umar) asked: “Did you hear that from the messenger of Allah?” He said: “Yes.”
The Prophet got up during the night and went to the toilet and relieved himself, then he washed his face and hands, and went back to sleep. (Sahih) Another chain with similar wording.
“The Messenger of Allah used to perform ablution for every prayer, and we used to perform all of the prayers with one ablution.”
The Prophet used to perform ablution for every prayer, but on the day of the conquest of Makkah, he performed all of the prayers with one ablution.
“I saw Jabir bin ‘Abdullah performing every prayer with one ablution, and I said: ‘What is this?’ He said: ‘I saw the Messenger of Allah doing this, and I am doing as the Messenger of Allah did.’”
He asked the Prophet about a man who approached his wife, but did not ejaculate. He said: “If anyone of you finds that, he should sprinkle water over his private part (meaning he must wash it) and perform ablution.”
The Messenger of Allah said: “Rinse your mouths after drinking milk, for it has some greasiness in it.”
“The Messenger of Allah milked a sheep and drank some of its milk, then he called for water and rinsed his mouth and said: ‘It has some greasiness in it.’”
The Messenger of Allah kissed one of his women (i.e., wives), then he went to perform the prayer, and he did not perform ablution. I (‘Urwah bin Zubair) said: “That was not anyone but you,’ and she smiled.”