Hasan says that the deceased will be washed the first time with pure water, the second time with water and lote tree leaves, and the third time with water and camphor. Then camphor will be placed on the places of prostration of the deceased.

When Hazrat Abu Qalabah would bathe the deceased, he would instruct for the use of lote tree leaves, then the deceased would be dried in a cloth, and bathed with pure water, and the leftover water from inside the vessel would also be poured over him.

It is narrated from Hazrat Abi that when the last moments of Hazrat Adam approached, he instructed his sons to bring him fruits from Paradise. So they set out, and when they met the angels, the angels said, "Return, for Allah Almighty has commanded the soul of your father to be taken." The angels returned with them, took his soul, and brought with them a shroud and fragrance. They said to his sons, "Attend to him, give him a bath, shroud him, apply fragrance, and offer prayer over him." Then it was said, "O children of Adam! This is the tradition of your father."

Hazrat Hakeem bin Jabir Al-Ahmasi narrates that when Hazrat Ash'ath bin Qais passed away, his daughter was the wife of Hazrat Hasan bin Ali (may Allah be pleased with him). Hazrat Hasan bin Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said, "When you give her the ritual bath, do not shroud her without informing me." When we informed him, he performed ablution for her with fragrance.

Ibrahim says that when giving ghusl to the deceased, after performing wudu, the head should be started with.

Ibrahim says: First, the deceased will be given ablution as is done for prayer, then washed with water, then washed with water and lotus leaves, and then washed with water again.

Hazrat Abdullah bin Masood (may Allah be pleased with him) said that camphor will be applied to the places of prostration of the deceased.