Impurity and Cleaning
1,557 questions
What is the ruling on removing excess hair from parts of the body that causes stains on clothes and prevents the proper performance of ghusl after defecating?
Is the pardon for slight impurity based on a religious text or tradition, or is it merely a jurisprudential interpretation?
Is it permissible for me to perform ablution (wudu') and pray without cleaning myself (istinja') from the impure mucous substances that are discharged a little before Fajr, and there is no time to clean them?
Do clothes become ritually impure and prevent prayer if one falls on dry street asphalt or asphalt wet with water? And do clothes become ritually impure by falling on street pavements? And is the clear liquid that exits a person after intercourse ritually impure?
Is it necessary to verify the ritual purity of slippers designated for entering mosque restrooms, both on their upper and lower surfaces, or not?
Is it obligatory to change the clothes a person was wearing when sleeping on dry, impure pillows covered with a pure cover, out of fear that the cover might be uncovered during sleep?
If pure water falls on the bathroom floor, does it become impure, and if it touches clothes, does it make them impure, and how are they purified?
What is the meaning of "hammam" and "kanif"? Were the hammams during the time of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, like our hammams today? Where did men and women relieve themselves, bathe, and perform ablution? And did they have shampoo?
Is it obligatory to repeat the Dhuhr and Asr prayers after I was splashed with a water spray, likely impure, inside the mosque's bathroom, and I wiped the area without ensuring its complete purification?
Is it possible to mention evidence from the Qur'an and Sunnah regarding the ruling on cleanliness?
Is the foul odor emanating from a person's navel considered najis (ritually impure), and what is its ruling?
Must we wash what is touched by a child who does not avoid impurity, or is he considered among those who frequent us, like a cat?
Does the contamination of a sleeping person's clothes with impurity lead to the defilement of his bed?
Is it permissible to pray on household carpets that were stained with children's urine a year ago, and the spot of impurity has since been forgotten, and is it permissible to step on it with a wet foot?
Is it permissible to wash a garment stained with maniyy (seminal fluid) and madhiy (pre-seminal fluid) along with another clean garment in the same basin with water and soap, knowing that they will both be rinsed together at the end? And does this lead to the clean garment becoming impure?
Is it permissible to pray on a thick, woolly rug made from sheepskin?
How does one purify oneself from madhi (prostatic fluid), how is clothing purified from it, and what amount of it invalidates ablution?
Is it permissible to use animal dung as fuel for cooking food, especially bread that is exposed to the smoke of burning dung?
Does a garment lose its ritual purity after three days if worn by a person who does not pray, even though it has not become ritually impure?
Why did the Prophet (peace be upon him) not wash his hand after touching the droppings, and why did he not order the Companion to do so?
Is it obligatory to wash clothes from madhiy (pre-seminal fluid) if it has dried on them, and is everything dry pure, including dried traces of urine on clothes?
What is the ruling regarding the water splashed from the impure toilet water, which may touch the body, when using the bidet spray in a Western toilet?
Is the private organ of a man or woman considered najis (impure), such that it would defile whatever it touches, be it clothing or anything else?
What is the ruling on purifying one's feet and shoes upon entering the mosque or home after walking through wet or dry land that had been submerged by sewage water?