Tayammum
522 questions
How may I perform prayer and ablution, given a bleeding wound and the inability to bow, prostrate, or reach my feet, and is it permissible for me to perform tayammum?
Is it permissible for a wife who has undergone a mastectomy due to a cancerous tumor and fears contamination of the wound by water to perform tayammum by having dust placed on her palms, with which she wipes her face, then her forearms and hands, then prays her obligatory prayer, and then performs a regular ablution for other prayers?
What is the ruling on brown or light red discharges that appear after the known menstrual blood dries up, and continue until the tenth or eleventh day, knowing that they come intermittently? And are they considered menstruation? And how should one perform ritual purification (ghusl) and prayer during these days?
How does the mother perform her prayer, and is it necessary for her to be in a state of purity, knowing that she is paralyzed in the lower part of her body and cannot move from the bed to relieve herself except with assistance?
Is it permissible for my grandmother to pray while she is unable to perform ablution, and there is some impurity in her diaper, given the difficulty of changing it for every prayer?
What is my duty towards my bedridden father who claims to pray but refuses help with wudu’ or tayammum, believing that merely touching some areas with water when he enters the bathroom is sufficient for him?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl after every intercourse in order to pray, especially since frequent bathing causes illness? Or is it permissible to pray in a state of janabah in this case?
What is the ruling on Istijmar and its evidence from the Qur’an and Sunnah, and is prayer valid with Tayammum due to the harm caused by using cold water for Istinja’?
What should one who has had a wet dream during a military course and is prevented from performing ghusl, being allowed only to perform wudu before Fajr prayer and training, do?
Is it permissible for a friend suffering from multiple sclerosis, who finds it extremely difficult to perform ablution and move to enter the restroom by herself, to perform tayammum for prayer, even though water is available and does not harm her?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum due to the distance of water if going to fetch it would lead to missing congregational prayer, or missing the prescribed prayer time?
Is it permissible to combine and shorten the Maghrib and Isha prayers due to the nature of one's work? Is it valid to pray while sitting if there is an excuse? And what is the ruling on Tayammum due to the inability to maintain wudu?
Why do you not permit a menstruating woman to enter the mosque to attend lessons, despite the fact that some scholars have permitted a ritually impure person (junub) to enter the mosque with tayammum or absolutely, and that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, allowed polytheists to enter the mosque?
What is the ruling on prayer and ritual purity for someone who awakens after a serious surgical operation, being fatigued and anesthetized?
Is the place that receives sunlight considered pure, and is the sun a purificator, and is there a religious text to that effect?
What is the ruling on tayammum in a mosque when water is available for a woman who went out shopping at noon, and her intention was to quickly attend to her needs?
Is it permissible for an elderly, blind woman, who has no one to guide her to the bathroom for ablution, to perform Tayammum for Qiyam al-Layl?
Is it permissible for one who repeatedly experiences flatulence during ablution to perform tayammum, or must he repeat the ablution with water?
Is it permissible for a Muslim to combine the Dhuhr and Asr prayers, either by performing the Asr prayer early with Dhuhr (taqdeem) or by delaying Dhuhr and performing it with Asr (ta'kheer)? And what is the ruling on praying while in the driver's seat or delaying the prayer until after its prescribed time, due to the unavailability of a place for ablution or prayer at his workplace?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum for Fajr prayer for someone who finds great difficulty in leaving his room to perform wudu at night, knowing that he has no other place of residence and that the landlord does not pray?
What is the ruling on an imam who leads prayers with tayammum due to old age, even though warm water is available?
Is the one afflicted with urinary incontinence exempt from performing tayammum for his defiled clothes, or should he pray with them directly? And what is the amount of excused impurity that is equivalent to "the size of a dirham"?
What should a menstruating woman do if she cannot perform ghusl due to a large wound on her foot? Is tayammum permissible for her, and if so, with what should she perform tayammum?
Is it permissible for my father to perform tayammum for prayer while there is ritual impurity on his body, and to combine prayers, and to pray lying down, signaling with his eyes due to his inability to sit or face the Qiblah, given his health condition which prevents him from moving or going to the restroom?