Impurity and Cleaning
1,557 questions
Is it permissible for someone whose phone fell into the toilet, and who then dried and turned it on, to carry it during prayer?
Is it permissible to wash ritually impure clothes in a washing machine before removing the impurity from them, and is it permissible to wash them with pure clothes in the washing machine, and is there a difference between what is contaminated with urine or menstrual blood?
Does chicken droppings and urine remain pure if the chicken feeds on leftover meat, mortadella, and animal feed?
What is the ruling on clothes washed with dry cleaning in laundromats, and does it remove impurity and validate prayer?
Is it permissible to pray with slight سلس (urinary incontinence/involuntary discharge) that does not reach the clothes, and what are the implications of the difficulty of performing istinja' (ritual cleansing after urination/defecation) in crowded workplaces, and is re-performing the prayer required later?
Is it sufficient to cleanse impurities from the face by wiping them with a wet hand without pouring water, and what is the ruling on prayers performed in that state?
Is it necessary to change underwear for every prayer due to discharge, the purity or impurity of which cannot be distinguished?
How is certainty regarding purity determined? Are the transparent discharges that appear after wiping considered madhi? What is the ruling on discharges that occur frequently during ovulation? Are the yellowish discharges resulting from inflammation considered impure?
Peace be upon you. Why aren't chicken eggs washed before cooking?
Must one repeat the ghusl and make up the prayers if the intention for ghusl from a wet dream was forgotten when performing ghusl from menstruation with a single ghusl?
Is it permissible, Islamically, to be content with pressing the organ several times to ensure that all urine has been discharged, knowing that a very small amount of urine remains thereafter, and then perform ablution?
Does urine drying on clothes make them pure, especially if there is no water available, or if the urine consists of scattered drops on the clothes whose exact location cannot be determined?
Is it permissible to disregard the emission of slight flatulence due to an expanded anal sphincter, and is it obligatory to perform ablution (wudu') for discharges that accompany drops of urine if these conditions persist for hours?
Is the prayer of one from whom madhy exits without lust valid, and are his clothes ritually impure in this case?
What should one do whose clothes have been touched by dog saliva, and he does not know the exact location of the saliva, and he washes them seven times, one of which is with earth?
What is the ruling on using wastewater or water mixed with impurities (najasah) to irrigate fruit trees, and is there a sharia principle that prohibits benefiting from impure water?
What are the categories of impurity, what are examples of them, and what is required to clean each one?
What is the ruling on eating a hedgehog for medicinal purposes?
Does soap become impure when used to wash the private parts, and is it permissible to use it afterwards for other purposes?
Should the garment stained with prostatic fluid (madhy) be removed when it is sprinkled with water?
What is the ruling on someone who found impurity on his underwear after completing the Farewell Tawaf and returning to Jeddah, knowing that he is a resident of Jeddah?
Is a woman's water pure or impure?
Is semen impure, and what is the ruling on praying in clothes on which there is semen, with knowledge of that?
Do the stains of prostatic fluid on a garment become pure by sprinkling water on them without removing the substance of the impurity, or must they first be purified and then washed in the washing machine? And does a small amount of water (the size of two palms) become impure upon contact with prostatic fluid?