Impurity and Cleaning
1,557 questions
Is the prayer of a woman valid after her sock, with which she prayed, touched water that she used to wash a tiny drop of blood from a wound, and what is the ruling on her prayer if she knew her sock was contaminated with this water?
Is the splashing spray from a hose that has touched urine impure or pure?
Does something become ritually impure if it touches a seat that was impure with urine, then had water sprinkled on it and dried, then became mixed with other seats such that it cannot be distinguished, and is it obligatory to wash whatever touched any of these seats?
Is the kitchen floor considered ritually impure after sewage water has flowed over it, and how can it be purified in the absence of a drain for running water?
What is the ruling on discarding food that is served at birthday parties and contains pork gelatin, and what is the ruling on discarding a product that is discovered after purchase to contain pork fat?
Does furniture, food, and household utensils become impure if a husband touches them after directly handling a dog without cleaning his hands or changing his clothes?
Is the water that enters the urethral opening during ablution considered impure, and is it permissible to remove it with a dry tissue?
What should a person do who has not cleansed himself from urine for a period, and his clothes and places of sitting have become impure, making it difficult to purify them, which has led him to abandon prayer?
What is the ruling regarding daily Madhy (pre-seminal fluid) droplets that cause hardship in washing clothes and transferring impurity when they come into contact with wet clothes, and is a small amount of impurity pardoned if it gets on wet clothes?
Are cockroaches impure or pure, and is there a difference in this regard between them and sewer cockroaches, and are they considered among the creatures that do not have flowing blood, and what is the ruling on the prayer of one who kills a cockroach on their body, even if it is large?
What is this liquid that comes out some time after urinating, is yellowish in color, not thick, and its trace is discovered on clothes after several prayers? And must the prayers performed before its discovery be repeated?
Is it obligatory to repeat prayers after the emission of a viscous fluid other than pre-seminal or seminal fluid, and does opening the glans of the penis to ensure nothing has exited nullify ablution?
What is the ruling on performing ghusl and wudu with the water from the main canal in Lahore, Pakistan, knowing that some drains are connected to it, many animals are seen in it, and its water color is not transparent?
What is the ruling on wiping a spot that has been affected by impure water and is difficult to wash? Does the ruling of impurity fall away from impure water if it falls on another part of the body and its color does not change? Is it permissible to assume purity in the water used to wash an impure garment whose condition is unknown? Is it forbidden to ignore seeing the toilet floor, underwear, and the like in order to ward off obsessive whispers (waswas)?
Why does Islam consider dogs and pigs to be najis (impure), and what is the evidence for this from the Qur’an and Sunnah? What other animals are considered najis?
What is the solution to the problem of the foot getting dirty from the shoe after ablution?
What is the ruling on the traces of semen that a wife finds the day after intercourse, subsequent to performing ghusl, and are they considered pure, allowing her to pray?
What is meant by the very substance of impurity (عين النجاسة), and is it a condition that whatever pure substance has mixed with it – such as oil mixed with blood, or food mixed with vomit – must also be removed for the removal of the very substance of impurity to be considered achieved?
Is my application of the rule "impurity does not transfer from a dry impurity when it touches something wet" correct in the cases of a shoe with a dry impurity touching water and then walking on the house floor, and in the case of water falling on a rug with a dry impurity?
Does losing consciousness nullify ablution?
Does the ruling on the impurity of a garment cease merely by its drying and disappearance, or is it necessary to wash it with pure water, especially given the prophetic Hadith regarding menstrual blood and the statement of Sheikh Al-Fawzan concerning the necessity of washing?
Does impurity transfer to the blanket or bed, or the hand, if there is a spot of prostatic fluid on the outer garment, and one is not certain about the impurity having transferred to them?
Is the water that collects under the skin due to severe friction, resembling burn blisters, ritually impure or not?
Was what I saw madhiy (prostatic fluid)? What is the ruling on prayer if the entire male organ is not washed from madhiy? Is wudu’ (ablution) required after madhiy exits for one who was already in a state of wudu’? Is it obligatory to repeat istinja’ (washing of private parts) after sprinkling the inner garment with water?