Fathwa, - The Junub’s prayer is invalid and it is a sin to deliberately pray in a state of Janaabah

Question
Fifteen years ago, I was on a business trip to a foreign country. I
arrivedon Thursday and spent that night in a hotel with no clean
facilities; almost devoid of bathrooms. And if there were any, one
could not have bathed in them anyway .
I woke up that day to find that I had a wet dream, but could not
perform Ghusl. So, I left the hotel and met my relatives who had asked
me to go with them for Friday prayer. I was embarrassed to tell them
that I had had a wet dream and so, I went with them to the Masjid,
performed ablution, listened to the sermon, and prayed with them. What
should I do about this situation ?
Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify
that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad
, is His Slave and Messenger.
You have committed a grave sin, and your bashfulness and shyness were
inappropriate and drove you to commit what is forbidden. There was
nothing wrong or shameful in telling your relatives or others that you
had a wet dream andthat you were Junub. On the contrary, it was your
responsibility to tell themso as to provide you withthe needed water
to perform due Ghusl and pray; for prayers are invalid without purity.
However, in light of whathappened in the past, you should make up for
itand pray a Thuhr prayer and repent from your sin and seek the
Forgiveness of Allaah The Exalted. Moreover, if you had performed any
other prayers that day before performing Ghusl, then you should make
up for them as well.
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