How can one differentiate between al-Kadara (turbid discharge) and bodily impurities, especially when tissues containing dust-like particles or liquid emerge after ablution (Wudu') and the time for the second prayer (Salat) has entered without a new istinja' (purification after defecation/urination) or Wudu'? And what is the ruling on washing the anus and private parts if impurity is discovered to have remained after Wudu'?
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"Kadira" refers to blood resembling water used to wash meat. What appeared on the tissue is not considered kadira and does not invalidate ablution. Doubt about the presence of a fluid does not invalidate ablution, because the default assumption is its absence. However, washing the front or back private parts without a barrier invalidates ablution.
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