Does touching raw eggs or beaten eggs invalidate ablution (wudu')? And does water touched by several people render it impure for ablution or ghusl (ritual bath)? And should water be considered pure (tahur) unless its color changes, even if it has been scooped from and hair has fallen into it? And is washing the private parts seven times with water sufficient for istinja' (cleansing after defecation or urination)? And is it permissible to wipe inner garments with water without changing them for prayer when there are discharges or wetness from the private parts? And is it permissible to repeat the same surahs after Al-Fatiha in a single prayer and in different prayers throughout the day? And is it permissible to recite aloud in Witr, Isha, and Maghrib prayers?
Touching raw eggs or the aforementioned water does not invalidate ablution (Wudu'). The default state of water is purity until its defilement is established with certainty. In Istinja' (cleansing after defecation or urination), it is sufficient to pour water until the removal of impurity is strongly presumed. Vaginal discharge (rutubat al-farj) is pure, and one is not required to perform Istinja' from it or purify clothes, but only to perform Wudu' due to it. If you doubt whether it is vaginal discharge or urine, consider it pure vaginal discharge unless there is absolute certainty that it is urine. It is permissible to recite the same surahs in different prayers, and it is permissible to recite aloud in a loud prayer if no non-mahram man can hear you.
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