It is a mortuary ritual practiced by Muslims that consists in the washing of the body of a deceased before the exequies in order to purify it so that it can reach paradise. It consists of three baths, the first with a mixture of water and cedar or lotus leaves, the second with camphorada water and the last only with water. Gusl Haiz or Gusl Yinabat can be omitted in advance. Obviously the name is of Arabic origin, like 1594; 1587; 1604; 1605; 17( 1578; , formed by 1575; 1604; 1594; 1587; 1604; ( Al-Gousl "washing" ) and 1575; 1604; 1605; 17( 1578; ( Al-Mayyit "the deceased" ).
