If Sperm is emitted along with the Urine, what is the Ruling?

Question :

I had a nocturnal emission and I performed Ghusl; then in the morning, I went to my school where I remain until after Maghrib, as it is far from my house, and the working hours are morning and evening. On my way to make Wudhu', I found that a small amount of sperm had been passed along with urine. I was unable to make Ghusl do to the severity of the cold... so I performed Wudhu' and prayed Zuhr, then later, 'Asr and Maghrib ... was my prayer correct or not? And should I repeat it?

Answer:

It is not required to perform Ghusl in this situation, because the sperm emitted with urine is not due to sexual arousal and is not ejaculated, that is, it does not spurt out, rather it flows as does urine. This emission is known as Al- Wadi. Even if the sperm had been held back after a nocturnal emission, and was emitted only after Ghusl had been performed, it would not be necessary for you to perform Ghusl again, because it was only one emission of sperm and it does not require two ablutions. And Allah knows best.

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