Tayammum
522 questions
What is the ruling on the viscous fluid that was discharged, and does it necessitate ghusl or not, and how should one pray and perform tayammum when unable to perform wudu or ghusl due to illness, and what is the ruling on missing the Fajr prayer in this situation?
What is the ruling on praying Fajr at work without removing work clothes for Wudu due to cold or work pressures in the security field?
Is it permissible for a traveler on an airplane, who suffers from the discharge of a viscous substance that necessitates repeating ablution, to perform ablution before the time for Fajr prayer begins? And is it permissible to pray sitting down on the airplane, and is it obligatory to repeat the prayer after arriving?
Is it permissible to wipe over the leather slippers (khuffayn) after performing tayammum due to the absence of water, and then finding water in another place?
Is the dry ablution (tayammum) and the first prayer of a person who has experienced a wet dream valid if he performed tayammum with a smooth stone due to lack of time, and is there sin incurred by delaying the re-offering of the prayer after knowing the correct ruling?
What is the ruling on performing ablution with tap water that has a strange odor, resembling the smell of sewage, when sometimes no alternative is available?
Did the imams who held the view of performing tayammum for each obligatory prayer base their opinion on the weak hadith narrated from Ibn Abbas, or was their statement an independent juristic reasoning (ijtihad) from them? And is one who issues a fatwa according to the Hanafi school, without mentioning other opinions, sinful?
What is the ruling on a person breaking their fast during the day in Ramadan due to extreme hardship and their need to eat to regain their mental and physical balance, and to be able to continue their work?
Is it true that wudu (ablution), tayammum (dry ablution), and prayer with movements such as prostration existed before Islam in Manichaean and Zoroastrian religions, as some Christians claim?
What is the ruling on the prayer of a disabled person who suffers from involuntary drops of urine on his clothes due to the difficulty of changing them, and is it permissible for him to perform tayammum with unmoistened soil from the garden clay?
Can a woman suffering from rheumatism, who is unable to bend and finds no one to assist her, omit washing her feet during ablution (wudu’)?
Is it permissible for women to pray the funeral prayer in congregation if there is no sane male available?
Is it permissible to delay Fajr prayer or to perform tayammum for it if waking up or performing ablution at its prescribed time would harm the worshiper's health and affect their sleep and daily activity, knowing that this harm is not due to the difficulty of waking up, but rather due to the short night and the effect of ablution on the sleep cycle?
What is the ruling on someone who became ritually impure (junub) while traveling in winter with cold weather, and he changed his clothes, washed away the semen, then performed ablution (wudu) and dry ablution (tayammum), but did not perform ritual bathing (ghusl) due to the cold weather, knowing that he spends the night in the open within or near a city, and the mosque restrooms are not equipped for bathing? And is it obligatory for him to rent a place for bathing, given the embarrassment of informing his companions and the fear of delaying them? If the prayers must be repeated, should they be repeated as shortened or full prayers? And is he considered negligent?
During ablution, how many times should one wipe the head and how many times should one wipe the ears?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum for Fajr prayer while traveling for someone who cannot find a suitable place for ablution and prayer, and is there sin upon one who misses the prayer due to not finding a suitable place to perform it?
1. Is it valid to rub the organs of tayammum while wiping with dust, as is valid in wudu’ with water, or does tayammum become invalid if dust passes over the limb more than once? 2. Is rubbing the hands together and interlacing the fingers in tayammum considered a mistake, and why are the sides of the fingers wiped by rolling? 3. Is the limit of the face in tayammum for women and those who shave their beards up to the jawline, as it is in wudu’?
Is it permissible to perform Tayammum for entering the mosque and performing prayer when there is a fear of contracting an infection due to weak immunity?
How does a worshipper face the Qibla, perform ablution, and pray while wearing an astronaut suit in a state of weightlessness in outer space?
Does looking at a hand upon which skin taken from the thigh has been grafted become unlawful (haram)?
Is it permissible to combine prayers while traveling, even if water is available?
What is the ruling on one who prays without Wudu'?
Is it valid to perform tayammum for prayer after sexual intercourse and then bathe later in the day?
Is the prayer valid for someone who combines prayers before Maghrib due to the unavailability of a place for ablution and prayer at her mixed-gender workplace?