Impurity and Cleaning
1,557 questions
Is the ablution for major ritual impurity (janabah) sufficient to remove both impurities, or is it obligatory to repeat rinsing the mouth and nose and washing the ablutionary organs after the entire body has been washed?
Is what comes out after urinating and istinja' of a clear, viscous fluid—unaccompanied by lust or smell—considered madhiy (pre-seminal fluid) or discharge? And does it affect the validity of fasting?
Is it permissible to wear clothes that have not been touched by impurity after performing ghusl for janabah, knowing that they were worn during janabah?
Is it permissible to repeat the Adhan and the Du'a of Iqamah in the lavatory (bathroom)? And does washing a child from impurities invalidate Wudu'?
Is what I felt after urinating considered urine, and does it transfer to the sofa, and does impurity transfer in this manner, knowing that I suffer from obsessive doubts regarding matters of purity?
What is the ruling on water splattering from washing a dry urine stain on the body?
Is involuntary discharge of some urine due to urge and stress urinary incontinence upon laughing, sneezing, or lifting something excusable, and does it not invalidate wudu' (ablution), taking into consideration scrupulosity regarding purity and the difficulty of changing clothes outside the home? Is it permissible to adopt the Maliki madhhab (school of thought) regarding the non-invalidation of wudu' when the time for prayer expires and without taking precautions? Are there suitable medications for this condition?
What are the Sharia texts regarding the purification of the body?
What is the ruling on performing ablution from water in an underground tank in which a snake has died and from which a faint odor has emerged, and is this water considered impure or pure?
What is the ruling on the fluid that exits the anus as a result of hemorrhoid disease, is it impure, and what is the ruling on it touching clothes and places where the afflicted person sits?
Is it permissible to pray with an ileostomy bag instead of a rectum, and what is the ruling on ablution (wudu') when there is involuntary flatulence?
Is an unknown spray that gets on clothes considered impure, and does the mosque carpet become impure by contact with clothes wet from this spray?
If urine exceeds its usual place, is it obligatory to wash it three times?
What is the ruling concerning the prayers that preceded the emission of madhy (pre-seminal fluid), knowing that the questioner did not perform ghusl (ritual bath) until some time after realizing the emission of madhy?
Is it sufficient to pick up dry mouse droppings to remove the impurity, or must water be used?
What is the ruling on the clothes a man wears during intercourse, and are they ritually impure and must be changed?
Does the entry of clothes into the urethral opening defile them?
Must the prayers that were performed after the cessation of bleeding from an internal mouth wound be repeated, given the presence of a taste of matter exiting the wound that was not noticed until after the prayers were performed?
Are the circumambulation (Tawaf) and the ritual walking between Safa and Marwa (Sa'i) valid if I smelled an impure scent and stepped on wetness during the circumambulation, and did not pay attention to it, then completed the circumambulation, the Sa'i, and the shortening of the hair (Taqsir)?
Is it permissible for my daughter to continue wearing a vest made of pigskin, or is that forbidden?
What is the ruling on glorifying (Allah) with prayer beads made from the dust of agate stone, containing a mummified ant or insect, knowing that I did not kill the insect?
Is it necessary to change clothes for prayer when there is a suspicion of madhy (pre-seminal fluid) discharge after returning home, or is it permissible to pray in ritually impure clothes if this occurs frequently and it is difficult to change them during travel or outings?
Is the prayer valid if there was a very slight dampness that was only noticed after close inspection, having been felt by the worshipper on the way to the mosque, but he paid it no attention until he finished praying?
What are the methods for removing impurities (najāsa)? Does it disappear with the passage of time or by exposure to the sun and air? Do small drops of water renew the impurity of a shoe?