Tayammum
522 questions
Is it permissible for a woman who suffers from the discharge of al-wady and finds difficulty in performing istinja' due to work circumstances (mixed-gender restrooms) to combine two prayers with one ablution, or to change the defiled cloth and perform tayammum for prayer?
Is it permissible to perform Tayammum for prayer, when there is a concern that its time might elapse, due to masturbation?
Is it permissible for my mother, who suffers severe pain when sniffing water during ablution due to her health condition, to omit sniffing and suffice with the remaining pillars of ablution?
Is it permissible to perform Tayammum and pray Asr sitting down, for fear of missing its time, in the street in a non-Islamic country?
Is the statement, "It is narrated that a woman's beloved necklace broke, so her husband stayed up all night gathering its beads so that she would not grieve," correct and attributed to the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, and his wife Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her? If it is not correct, how can one denounce those who spread it and prevent the dissemination of such sayings?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum aboard an airplane when it is difficult to perform ablution due to the narrowness of the washbasin during a long journey?
What should a girl do if the time for prayer has arrived while she is outside the home without ablution, and there is no suitable place for her to perform it, and she cannot return home before the time for the next prayer?
Is it permissible to perform Tayammum if water is cut off for a short period (approximately one hour)?
How should my mother perform her prayer and ablution given the difficulty in her movement, eating and drinking, and her wearing of adult diapers?
What are the conditions for tayammum regarding the quantity and size of the pure earth (sa'id), and is it permissible to perform tayammum with a stone that has been touched by fire or a stone that is not exposed to sunlight?
Is it permissible to perform Tayammum due to the unavailability of water for Wudu' at the university, knowing that the prayer time will elapse if I wait to return home, and how should purification be performed if I am wearing shoes?
Is my mother's use of a stone for wudu and purification valid in Islamic law, given her psoriasis prevents her from touching water?
Is it permissible for my mother to perform tayammum for Fajr prayer because she cannot tolerate using water immediately upon waking, even though she does not have a specific illness, and what are the easiest correct ways to perform tayammum, and is it permissible to wipe over socks during wudu inside the house for ease?
Is it permissible for a person afflicted with allergies, who is harmed by the use of water, to combine prayers to avoid illness, or is it obligatory for him to perform tayammum for each prayer and offer each prayer at its appointed time?
Is it permissible to combine prayers and perform tayammum when traveling for hunting, given the lack of stability and difficulty in finding water?
How does a Muslim pray the obligatory prayer when it is difficult for him to face the Qiblah and perform ablution (wudu) or dry ablution (tayammum), such as a traveler on an airplane who cannot find enough water for ablution and has no means for dry ablution? Does he pray to the best of his ability, as "Allah does not burden a soul beyond its capacity," or does he make up the prayer after his journey ends?
Is it permissible for a woman suffering from a severe cold and cough, who has finished her menstrual period, to perform tayammum instead of ghusl (ritual bathing) with water, fearing that the illness will worsen and that she will be harmed by the cold weather and water?
What is the ruling concerning prayers performed by one who experienced a wet dream and did not perform ghusl, but rather performed tayammum and prayed due to the lack of sufficient water and intense cold, then continued to pray with tayammum due to the unavailability of a place for ghusl until his return home?
Is it permissible to combine Fajr prayer with another prayer, or to perform tayammum instead of ghusl after marital relations at night due to the cold weather, even if it is possible to heat the water?
What is the ruling on a father interrupting his prayer due to illness, refusing to perform tayammum, and delaying his prayers?
What is the ruling on Friday prayer, Eid prayers, ablution (wudu'), and dry ablution (tayammum) for a physically disabled person who suffers from chronic leakage of urine mixed with pus and blood?
Is my prayer valid after performing ghusl, if my hand did not touch water due to a severe wound, or do I have to make it up?
What are the three things a woman is permitted to do after menstruation ceases and before performing ghusl?
How does a Muslim perform ablution if he is unable to use his hands or finds it difficult due to a splint on them?