Impurity and Cleaning
1,557 questions
Is it permissible to pray in clothes that have traces of urine or similar impurities, and what should be done if the time for the next prayer is about to begin?
Is the shirt considered impure if my friend touched it after he touched a spot in the pharmacy that was touched by a young man said to be homosexual, and must the shirt be disposed of, or is wearing it considered among the acts of the people of Lot?
What are the rulings regarding purification from urine and feces for a person afflicted with obsessive-compulsive disorder (waswas), and what is the ruling on using wet wipes for that purpose, and what is the ruling on contaminated water spray in the bathroom?
What is meant by "al-A'yan" (entities or substances), and what is its meaning when used to describe ritual purity or impurity?
What is the ruling on the remainder of a garment or body if its lower part was afflicted by an impurity and then purified by what came after it?
Could you tell me about all types of ritual purity (tahara) and their true methods?
What is your response to the evidence that negates the impurity of alcohol and permits the use of alcohol-containing sprays for treating hair loss?
What is the difference between tangible impurity ('aynīyah) and intangible impurity (ḥukmīyah), and what are examples of each?
What are the methods for purifying the three types of impurities (moderate, severe, and less than that), and are some of these methods compatible with others, and what is the criterion for each?
Is the ruling regarding the urine of a male infant who has not yet eaten food specific to males, or does it include females as well? And what is the criterion for "food" that necessitates washing?
What is meant by books of logic and philosophy in the discourse of the Shafi'is, and does the ruling on touching books of logic apply to our current reality?
Is it permissible to use the siwak inside the mosque, or is the mosque solely for worship and not for cleaning teeth?
Is it sufficient to wipe the body with a cloth or the like to purify it if urine has touched it, based on Ibn Taymiyyah's saying that impurity, whenever it is removed by any means, its ruling is removed?
Is a spray of urine the size of a pinhead considered not impure?
Have fatty acids and glycerol undergone istiḥāla? And is istiḥāla a Sharʿi concept by scholarly consensus?
Is it permissible to pray in shoes if there is no impurity on them? And is there a specific value for profit in sales, such as it not exceeding half or a quarter?
What is the ruling on one who continued to pray without cleansing himself from urine (Istibra') while being unaware?
Is it necessary to remove clotted blood from cracks in the feet that sometimes bleed?
What is the ruling on praying in undergarments that contain menstrual discharge on the sanitary pad, if the menstruation has reached the stage of istihada (post-menstrual bleeding)?
What is the ruling on transformation (istihalah) in foods, such as mixing a small amount of a forbidden substance with a large quantity of a pure substance? And are liquids such as oil, vinegar, and milk measured like water in terms of purity if they reach two qullas? And what is the criterion for transformation (istihalah)?
Is a small amount of impurity forgiven unconditionally, or is the forgiveness specific to some impurities but not others? And why were the urine of a dog and a pig excluded from forgiveness by those who pardon a small amount of impurities that are difficult to avoid? And are they pardoned if it is difficult to avoid them? And how can these views be reconciled with the opinion of those who do not pardon a small amount of urine, faeces, and the like, citing the words of the Almighty: {and your garments purify}, and the hadith of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, removing his sandals because of the filth on them? And what is the response to those who cite the hadith of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, regarding the pardon of a small amount of menstrual blood?
Is a shirt touched by a man who has washed his penis, and any clothes he has touched thereafter, considered impure with an invisible or abstract impurity? And does wearing it in this state fall under acts of perversion or the people of Lot? Are the clothes of someone who rode in a taxi after a person described as "abnormal" or "homosexual" considered impure? And does this impurity transfer to clothes if the car seats were cleaned with the same cloth? And does impurity spread to the entire garment when washed if it had only affected a part of it?
Is it permissible for a man to wash his infant daughter, including touching and seeing her female organs, and does the ruling differ if she reaches four or five years of age?
Does water splashed from urine during urination take the ruling of urine in terms of impurity, or is it pure because it is water used to remove impurity, or is it impure because urine has touched it?