Impurity and Cleaning
629 questions
Should the supplication for entering and exiting the restroom be recited when using the lavatory for purposes other than relieving oneself, such as washing one's hair and the like?
Is prayer obligatory for a man who is severely ill, unable to stand or sit, and unable to remove impurities?
What is the method for washing the deceased?
Is it permissible to wash the male organ with wet paper wipes instead of directly pouring water on it after urinating?
Can the emission of pure semen from the impure urinary tract be considered evidence for the excusability of slight impurity?
Is it obligatory for a menstruating woman to perform istinja' after urinating?
Which fingers are used for cleaning oneself after defecation, or is the entire left hand used?
What is the form and description of the black circle located on a mule's foreleg, and what is the permissible amount of blood for the validity of ritual purity (taharah)?
What should we do during prayer if we catch a cold?
Is a small amount of all types of impurities (najasat) excused according to the Hanafis if it affects the product, such as food and drink?
Does touching the anus during ablution (istinja') nullify wudu', or is touching it for the purpose of cleaning not considered a nullifier?
Is a slight impurity pardoned?
Is it obligatory to perform ablution (wudu') if rabbit blood gets on the hand, or is it sufficient to wash off the blood? And is it permissible to skin a rabbit while it is in the throes of death to facilitate its skinning?
How can impurity be washed and purified from different surfaces, porous materials, and clothes, taking into account the quantity of water and the number of washes? And are modern washing machines sufficient for that? And what is the ruling on using detergents that may contain animal products?
Does a mother's ablution (wudu') become nullified if she touches an impurity while cleaning her child?
What are the conditions and duties of Tawaf?
What is the ruling on working in a shop whose merchandise comes into contact with impurities such as human and cat urine? Is the income earned from it lawful? And how should one pray in work clothes?
Sometimes my child's impure clothes touch my clothes without any wetness appearing on them. Do they need to be washed for purification? Are there other methods of purification, such as exposure to the sun? Is there a specific age at which a child is no longer considered impure?
Is someone who experiences discharge after Istinja' due to a pelvic muscle condition, which causes waste to exit, considered to have سلس (incontinence), and how can she perform Salah while suffering from this condition and doubting her purity?
Is it permissible for a person afflicted with involuntary urination, who uses an external catheter, to perform ablution (wudu) and pray after emptying the urine collection bag for each prescribed prayer, while continuing to use the same bag until the end of the day?
Do clothes defiled by impurity become pure when placed in an automatic washing machine, according to the schools of thought that stipulate a specific number of washes for impurity, given that the liquid washes the impurity seven times based on the Hanbali school of thought?
Does the pardon for the impurity of street mud and its flowing water include all pathways, even those that are roofed, such as in modern markets, malls, hospitals, companies, and other pathways within large buildings?
What is meant by Al-Nawawi's statement, "And the Sunnah is to perform istinja' before wudu'," and how does that reconcile with Al-Fawzan's statement that some common folk believe istinja' is part of wudu' and begin with it even if they had previously performed istinja', knowing that removing impurities is obligatory?
How and when is a father's ablution (wudu') invalidated after the removal of the rectum and the diversion of the faecal matter to an opening in the abdomen, given his inability to control excretion or sense the emission of gas?