Impurity and Cleaning
1,570 questions
Is everything a person walks on while wet considered ritually impure (najis) in the general sense? And did the prayer mat and the clothes on top of it become impure? And did the clothes on top of the mat become impure after stepping on them with a wet foot?
What is the ruling on performing ghusl for someone who urinated before ghusl and did not perform istinja, and began their ghusl knowing that pre-seminal fluid (madhiy) was discharged before semen (maniy), and does ghusl become invalid if it is started before washing the penis, knowing that they perform ghusl according to the Shafi'i madhhab?
Is it permissible to pray in clothes that have touched a pet, on which there is a possibility of urine?
What should I do if madhiy (pre-seminal fluid) is discharged from me? And is my action valid if I wash the clothes and the spot it touched, and perform ablution only for prayer?
What is the evidence for the purity of human hair after it has been cut or plucked?
How can an entire room be purified from defilement without damaging the wood with water, and does a damp wipe purify when wiping away defilement? And what about purifying the body after entering the restroom and being contaminated with urine and feces?
How is the ruling of impurity transferred? Does this include all types of visible and invisible impurities, and various liquids such as creams? Is impurity transferred to a sweaty hand or socks wet with sweat after touching the impurity and then drying?
What is the ruling on using a hose that contained dead rats and retained their smell after being cleaned?
Is it obligatory to purify oneself from minute impurities that are invisible to the naked eye, such as pinheads and fly legs, or those that transfer through moisture? And do things that are perceptible and imperceptible have the same ruling? Is what the psychologist said, that treatment necessitates prayer no matter the mistake, correct? And did the Messenger and the Companions purify themselves from minute impurities that are invisible to the eye? How did they guard against urine splashes? And is it obligatory to wash everything touched by family members with wet hands after they have touched impure areas?
Does a towel become impure after being used to dry the limbs of someone performing ghusl or wudu, and is it permissible to use it again? And what about the purity of the water remaining on the body after cleansing?