Impurity and Cleaning

1,570 questions

How does one purify oneself from semen (mani), prostatic fluid (wadi), and pre-seminal fluid (madhi), especially if semen is discharged without a cause? And is it obligatory to repeat the prayer if one contented oneself with merely sprinkling water on the semen?
Is it obligatory to rub the penis and the places of impurities during a sufficient ghusl, or is it enough to make water reach them?
How can we reconcile your statement that touching a wet hand to a spot with urine spray contaminates it even after it has dried, with your statement that the ruling of impurity does not transfer?
Is there a concession for someone who urinates involuntarily in their sleep, and their urine soils the bedding and carpets, given the great difficulty in cleaning them daily?
Does walking on the ground purify impurity, and is it obligatory to wash the places that I stepped on with my shoe, which was wet with what is suspected to be dung, three times, keeping in mind that I do not remember whether the dung touched the wet part of the shoe, and what must I do now?
What is the ruling on unleashing one's gaze and what is its punishment? Is marriage the remedy for that? Is it sufficient to wipe over light impurities that affect a man, or must they be completely washed?
Is it permissible to adopt the Hanafi madhhab's view on pardoning some impurities, and apply that to the ritual purity of the male organ and clothes from urine and semen, and to consider the water that splashes onto clothes from the bathroom as pure?
Is performing ablution (wudu') or ritual bathing (ghusl) with water vapor sufficient to remove minor ritual impurity (hadath) or major ritual impurity (janabah)?
Is it obligatory to wash clothes if there are traces of madhiy (pre-seminal fluid) or maniy (seminal fluid) on them after waking up, and is this considered among the minor impurities that are overlooked, taking into account the Almighty's saying: "He has placed upon you no difficulty in religion"?
Can cleaning agents made from fats and oils of unknown animal origin, which are chemically transformed into soap, be considered pure through chemical transformation (istihalah), by analogy to the purity of a pig or carrion if they are transformed into salt?
What is "al-qadha," what is its description, is it ritually impure, and is it like dipping the eye?
What is the ruling on doubting the purity of everything touched by non-Muslims, and how should a Muslim act in this situation?
What is the ruling on doubtful impurities, especially prostatic fluid (madhy), when they cause obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that leads to washing everything one touches, such as furniture, floors, and cars? Should these obsessive thoughts be ignored, or should everything be washed?
Are the drops of water resulting from prostatitis after urinating pure (i.e., not ritually impure) secretions?
Is it permissible to sit on a chair that has been stepped on with shoes?
Does a body greased with oil or cream become impure if it touches an impure dry garment or object? And is it necessary to wash the hands with soap to remove traces of oil or cream before purifying the impurity? And is water alone sufficient to remove a liquid impurity from a greased limb?
Is it obligatory to remove fly excrement from clothes if possible, otherwise not, given the hardship this causes, and what is the ruling on mosquito blood or blood that comes out of a person if injured?
Is it permissible to hang clean, wet clothes on a dry rope that was previously used to hang ritually impure clothes, especially if the rope is inside the house and not regularly exposed to the sun?
Is the prayer valid after masturbating, then washing the penis and testicles and purifying and sprinkling the garment, then performing ghusl and wearing the same garment for prayer? And is it permissible to touch the penis wet with semen and pre-seminal fluid to wash it from urine, and is it obligatory to wash the hands thereafter?
What is the ruling on urine splashing onto the arm or foot, and what needs to be washed from clothing, shoes, and socks? And can one wipe a wet hand over socks that have been splashed with urine?
Is it obligatory to wash clothes if a daughter urinates on them, and the urine does not transfer to the mother's clothes, and the mother does not see anything apparent?
What should one do if a fluid, the nature of which is unknown, exits a few minutes after urination, subsequent to the exit of prostatic fluid (wady)?
Is it permissible for a woman to travel by plane with her mother and siblings to visit Egypt, given that she has a two-year-old daughter, under the current circumstances?
Is the urine of a baby boy who drinks artificial milk pure?

Impurity and Cleaning

How does one purify oneself from semen (mani), prostatic fluid (wadi), and pre-seminal fluid (madhi), especially if semen is discharged without a cause? And is it obligatory to repeat the prayer if one contented oneself with merely sprinkling water on the semen?

Is it obligatory to rub the penis and the places of impurities during a sufficient ghusl, or is it enough to make water reach them?

How can we reconcile your statement that touching a wet hand to a spot with urine spray contaminates it even after it has dried, with your statement that the ruling of impurity does not transfer?

Is there a concession for someone who urinates involuntarily in their sleep, and their urine soils the bedding and carpets, given the great difficulty in cleaning them daily?

Does walking on the ground purify impurity, and is it obligatory to wash the places that I stepped on with my shoe, which was wet with what is suspected to be dung, three times, keeping in mind that I do not remember whether the dung touched the wet part of the shoe, and what must I do now?

What is the ruling on unleashing one's gaze and what is its punishment? Is marriage the remedy for that? Is it sufficient to wipe over light impurities that affect a man, or must they be completely washed?

Is it permissible to adopt the Hanafi madhhab's view on pardoning some impurities, and apply that to the ritual purity of the male organ and clothes from urine and semen, and to consider the water that splashes onto clothes from the bathroom as pure?

Is performing ablution (wudu') or ritual bathing (ghusl) with water vapor sufficient to remove minor ritual impurity (hadath) or major ritual impurity (janabah)?

Is it obligatory to wash clothes if there are traces of madhiy (pre-seminal fluid) or maniy (seminal fluid) on them after waking up, and is this considered among the minor impurities that are overlooked, taking into account the Almighty's saying: "He has placed upon you no difficulty in religion"?

Can cleaning agents made from fats and oils of unknown animal origin, which are chemically transformed into soap, be considered pure through chemical transformation (istihalah), by analogy to the purity of a pig or carrion if they are transformed into salt?

What is "al-qadha," what is its description, is it ritually impure, and is it like dipping the eye?

What is the ruling on doubting the purity of everything touched by non-Muslims, and how should a Muslim act in this situation?

What is the ruling on doubtful impurities, especially prostatic fluid (madhy), when they cause obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that leads to washing everything one touches, such as furniture, floors, and cars? Should these obsessive thoughts be ignored, or should everything be washed?

Are the drops of water resulting from prostatitis after urinating pure (i.e., not ritually impure) secretions?

Is it permissible to sit on a chair that has been stepped on with shoes?

Does a body greased with oil or cream become impure if it touches an impure dry garment or object? And is it necessary to wash the hands with soap to remove traces of oil or cream before purifying the impurity? And is water alone sufficient to remove a liquid impurity from a greased limb?

Is it obligatory to remove fly excrement from clothes if possible, otherwise not, given the hardship this causes, and what is the ruling on mosquito blood or blood that comes out of a person if injured?

Is it permissible to hang clean, wet clothes on a dry rope that was previously used to hang ritually impure clothes, especially if the rope is inside the house and not regularly exposed to the sun?

What is the ruling on urine splashing onto the arm or foot, and what needs to be washed from clothing, shoes, and socks? And can one wipe a wet hand over socks that have been splashed with urine?

Is it obligatory to wash clothes if a daughter urinates on them, and the urine does not transfer to the mother's clothes, and the mother does not see anything apparent?

What should one do if a fluid, the nature of which is unknown, exits a few minutes after urination, subsequent to the exit of prostatic fluid (wady)?

Is it permissible for a woman to travel by plane with her mother and siblings to visit Egypt, given that she has a two-year-old daughter, under the current circumstances?

Is the urine of a baby boy who drinks artificial milk pure?