Impurity and Cleaning
1,570 questions
What is the ruling on the yellow fluid that comes out of a man, and must it be washed or can it be left and prayer performed?
What is the ruling on shaking a hand that is most likely ritually impure?
Is it permissible to pray in clothes that have been stained with impurities while working in house cleaning, or is it better to delay the prayer until returning home?
Is the one afflicted with urinary incontinence exempt from performing tayammum for his defiled clothes, or should he pray with them directly? And what is the amount of excused impurity that is equivalent to "the size of a dirham"?
Does the wetness from prostatic fluid, occurring before the emission of semen and purification, contaminate outer clothing, thereby necessitating its change before ablution and prayer?
How can one deal with the problem of doubt concerning the purity of urine, especially with the presence of wetness or white discharge, and what is its effect on daily life?
Does a clean bed become impure if a child sleeps on it and sweats at night, and the original (unwashed) bed was previously affected by urine?
Does washing impure clothes with water after washing pure clothes, then putting them in the dryer, purify them?
Does pure cloth remain pure if it is wrapped in wet, impure, non-squeezable cloth, according to the Hanafi school of thought?
What is the ruling on a person feeling that everything around them – bedding, clothes, and possessions – is impure after purifying themselves from masturbation? Is the fluid that is discharged before semen impure? Is it obligatory to wash everything that has been touched by semen or the fluid that is discharged before it? Is it obligatory to purify places that were touched by semen in previous periods, even if some of them are not remembered? Is this condition considered a form of waswasah (obsessive whispering)?
Are urine droplets that have splattered considered an impurity necessitating ghusl, and does the sun purify a mattress on which an infant has urinated, and what is the ruling on touching objects by a child who is holding his urine-soiled trousers, and what is the ruling on water splattering from washing an impurity, and is it obligatory to wash everything that has been touched after touching something impure?
Is a person considered impure and their prayer unacceptable after cupping due to blood discharge and the inability to wash the cupping site until after 24 hours, given that the area is medically sterilized?
Is what the questioner does correct, changing clothes and showering upon returning home due to splashes of sewage water or unknown puddles on his body and clothes while riding a motorcycle in India, and how can one ascertain purity in this case?
What is the remedy for a husband's constant feeling that everything he touches after intercourse is impure, and is this feeling correct?
How is a thick mattress made of sponge and springs, which has been contaminated with urine or vomit, purified without damaging it, and is wiping it with a cloth dampened with water and soap sufficient?
What is the ruling on handling materials in whose manufacturing alcohol is used, based on the sayings of scholars regarding its impurity?
What is the ruling on the Dhuhr prayers performed by the questioner, given her doubt about the return of urinary incontinence, and does she have to repeat them?
Is the mother considered sinful for not cleaning her children from urine, even though she cleans them from feces, and she fears being held accountable for that in the future?
What is the ruling on water falling from the washer onto clothes and the body when washing a remaining drop of urine on the penis, and scattered drops of urine on the thighs, by filling the palm or half of it with pure water?
Is a mosque whose carpets are perfumed with musk that has alcohol added to it considered impure, and is prayer in it invalid?
Do pure, wet things become impure if they touch dry impurity, and does a sweaty hand become impure if it touches something on which impurity has dried?
Does impurity transfer to a pure, wet garment if it touches an impure, dry garment, when the pure garment is wet but wrung out so that no water drips from it?
How can a university student who smokes, does not pray, hates the world, and wishes for death find a solution to his condition?
Is soap considered essential for removing impurities, what is the wisdom behind washing a vessel licked by a dog seven times, one of them with earth, and is it permissible to perform ablution in a sink that has been used for Istinja' (cleaning oneself after defecation or urination) or for cleaning children's impurities?