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What is the difference between madhi (pre-seminal fluid) and mani (semen), and when does madhi come out? Is it necessary to perform ghusl (ritual washing) after its release, or is one considered pure?
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Madhi is a fluid that is released during sexual arousal, and it is different from mani, which is the fluid released during ejaculation. Madhi is typically clear and does not have the same properties as semen. It can be released in various situations, such as during sexual thoughts or physical stimulation.

Regarding purification, madhi does not require ghusl. However, it does necessitate washing the affected area and changing any clothing that has been soiled by it. This is because madhi is considered to be impure, while mani requires ghusl for purification.

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