Is it necessary to wash the bedding and covers every time madhy (pre-seminal fluid) is discharged and contaminates them, especially when the exact location of the contamination is not determined? And is reading the Quran and praying in the mosque considered showing off for someone who still commits sins of desires? And does the one who does this fall under the warning of the noble Hadith: "I will surely know peoples from my Ummah who will come on the Day of Resurrection with good deeds like the white mountains of Tihamah, but Allah, the Mighty and Majestic, will turn them into scattered dust." It was said: "O Messenger of Allah, describe them to us, clarify them for us so that we may not be among them while we do not know." He said: "Indeed, they are your brothers and from your own people, and they perform acts of worship at night as you do, but they are people who, when they are alone with the prohibitions of Allah, violate them"?
It is not obligatory to purify clothes or furnishings from impurity unless one intends to pray on them. It is sufficient to immerse the impure spot with water. Doubting whether impurity has reached the furnishings does not necessitate purification. Reading the Quran and performing good deeds in the mosque is not considered showing off (riya'), rather it might be a case of those "who have mixed a righteous deed with another that was bad." You must strive against your self to get rid of vices, seek Allah's help, accompany righteous people, engage in remembrance of Allah, supplicate, fast, and stay away from provocations. For whoever strives against their self, Allah will grant them success and aid them.
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