The shaykh noticed this, someone is asking: the one who sleeps.
While he is in a state of janaba without making ghusl or wudu, what is the ruling on that?
The sunnah is to make wudu, at the very least he should make wudu.
Then he makes wudu and then sleeps. He used to.
Go to his family, then make ghusl and wudu and then sleep, peace be upon him, and sometimes he would make ghusl before that. If he makes ghusl, that is more complete.
And if he sleeps and makes ghusl at the end of the night, there is no problem, as the Prophet did.
But to sleep without wudu, without wudu, this is not allowed.
An example from Umar about this.
Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, asked the Prophet about this and he said.
It is the double of.
Is it obligatory for us, Muhammad, to make wudu?
But he clarified the intended meaning.
The believer avoids the incident.
By Allah, in the obligatory prayer, whoever makes wudu for the prayer then.
And if he spits, that is more complete, and the Prophet ﷺ did both.
Sometimes he would perform ghusl before sleeping, and sometimes he would make wudu.