With chain of narration, from Ali ibn Ibrahim, from his father, from his narrators, from Yunus, from them عليه السلام: They عليه السلام said: "When you intend to wash the deceased, place him on the washing platform facing the qibla. If he is wearing a shirt, take his arms out of the shirt and leave it covering his private parts, raising it from his legs to above the knees. If he is not wearing a shirt, cover his private parts with a cloth. Take lotus leaves (sidr), place them in a basin, pour water over them, and stir with your hand until foam forms. Set the foam aside in one container and pour the rest into another basin. Wash his hands three times, as in the ritual purification (ghusl) after janabah, up to the elbows. Wash his private parts thoroughly. Next, wash his head using the foam, ensuring no water enters his nostrils or ears. Lay him on his left side, pour water from the middle of his head to his feet three times, and gently rub his body, including the back and stomach. Then, lay him on his right side and repeat the same process. Pour the remaining water from the basin and wash the basin with clean water. Wash your hands up to the elbows, then pour fresh water into the container, adding a few pieces of camphor. Repeat the washing process as before - starting with his hands, then his private parts, and gently rubbing his stomach. If anything is discharged, clean it. Wash his head again, lay him on his left side, and wash him with plain water as you did in the previous rounds. Dry him with a clean cloth. Prepare cotton mixed with camphor powder and place it on his private parts, both front and back. Insert cotton into his back passage to prevent any discharge. Take a long cloth about a hand span wide, wrap it tightly around his waist and thighs, securing it firmly. Fold his thighs together, wrapping the cloth tightly, and pass it under his legs toward the right side. Tie it securely at the point where it is wrapped."