Is wudhu needed after non-wajib ghusl

[Guest Ali Syed]

Is Wudhu needed for prayers after non-wajib ghusl done with intention of Qurabatan elllal Allah ? 

[Hassan-]

Yes wudu is obligatory. Only Ghusl al Janabah relieves someone from performing Wudu according to most maraji

Edited August 23, 2017 by Hameedeh
To add more information.

[GhazanfarJafri]

If you are a muqallid of Ayatollah Sistani then wudhu is not necessary after performing mustahab ghusl also i.e you can pray without doing wudhu if you have performed ghusls deemed mustahab according to Ayatollah Sistani.

653. After having taken the Mustahab Ghusl listed in rule no. 651, one can perform acts (e.g. prayers) for which Wudhu is necessary. However, Ghusl performed with the Niyyat of 'Raja' do not not suffice for Wudhu (i.e. Wudhu has to be performed).

MUSTAHAB GHUSLS according to Ayatollah Sistani:

651. In Islam, several Ghusls are Mustahab. Some of them are listed below:
Ghusl-e-Jumuah: Its prescribed time is from Fajr to sunset, but it is better to perform it near Zuhr. If, however, a person does not perform it till noon, he can perform it till dusk without a Niyyat of either performing it on time or as Qadha. And if a person does not perform his Ghusl on Friday it is Mustahab that he should perform the Qadha of Ghusl on Saturday at any time between dawn and dusk. And if a person knows that it will not be possible for him to procure water for his Ghusl on Friday he can perform the Ghusl on Thursday with the Niyyat of Raja', that is, as a desirable act. And it is Mustahab to recite the following supplication while performing Friday Ghusl: 'Ash hadu an la ilaha il lal lahu wahdahu la sharika lah wa ash hadu anna Muhammadan 'abduhu wa Rasuluh. Alla humma salli 'ala Muhammadin wa Ali Muhammad waj'alni minat tawwabina waj'alni minal mutatahhirin. (I testify that there is none to be worshipped but Allah alone, Who has no associate and Muhammad is His servant and Messenger. O Allah! Bless Muhammad and his Progeny. And make me one of those who are repentant and pure). Taking baths on the 1st and 17th nights and in the earlier part of the 19th, 21st, 23rd nights and 24th night of the holy month of Ramadhan. Ghusl on Eidul Fitr day and Eidul Azha day. The time of this Ghusl is from Fajr up to sunset. It is, however, better to perform it before Eid prayers. Ghusl on the 8th and 9th of the month of Dhul-Hijj. As regards the bathing on the 9th of Dhul-Hijj it is better to perform it at noon-time. Ghusl by a person who has touched a dead body after it has been given Ghusl. Ghusl for Ihram (pilgrim's dress). Ghusl for entry into the haram of Makkah. Ghusl for entry into Makkah. Ghusl for visiting the holy Ka'bah. Ghusl for entry into the holy Ka'bah. Ghusl for slaughtering an animal and for shaving one's head (during pilgrimage). Ghusl for entry into Madinah, and its haram (sanctuary). Ghusl for entry into the Mosque of the holy Prophet. Ghusl at the time of bidding farewell to the sacred shrine of the holy Prophet. Ghusl for Mubahila (imprecation) with the enemy. Ghusl to a new-born child. Ghusl for Istakhara . Ghusl for offering Istisqa' - invocation for rains.

Reference:

http://www.sistani.org/english/book/48/2192/

 

Edited August 21, 2017 by GhazanfarJafri

[Guest Ali Syed]

JazakAllah Khair Brother Hassan and Brother Ghazanfar Jafri for your detailed reply.