Observe cleanliness whenever possible

This hadith narrated by Aishah, one of the wives of Prophet Muhammad, states that it is permissible to sleep without performing Ghusl while in a state of Janabah. In Islam, when an individual engages in sexual intercourse or any other act that causes impurity, they must perform ritual washing known as Ghusl before engaging in prayer or other acts of worship. However, this hadith indicates that it is acceptable to sleep without performing the ritual washing if one finds themselves in a state of impurity. This suggests that sleeping does not require the same level of purity as prayer and other acts do and can be done even if one has not yet performed their ablution. This hadith also teaches us about the importance and value placed on cleanliness within Islam and how it should be observed whenever possible.