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605. It was narrated from Bukair bin 'Abdullāh bin Ashajj that Abu Sā'ib, the freed slave of Hishām
bin Zuhrah, told him that he heard Abu Hurairah say: "The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said: 'No one of you should bathe in standing water when he is sexually impure.'" He (Abu Sā'ib) said: "What should he do, O Abu Hurairah?" He said: "Let him take some out (and pour it over himself)." (Sahih)
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The rationale behind forbidding one to immerse themself in standing water for purposes of a bath is that, if person after person starts doing it, the water shall soon become unusable. Taking the water out of it for the purpose, on the other hand, will ensure that the water remains clean and useful for all.