Tayammum
522 questions
Is it sufficient for dry ablution (tayammum) that the time for prayer has begun, or is it necessary to wait for the iqamah (call to commence prayer) for congregational prayer in the mosque?
Is a cancer patient who uttered words doubting God's mercy due to her severe pain held accountable? And can expiation be made on her behalf for her inability to pray due to her health conditions that prevented her from ritual purity?
How many are the conditions for prayer?
What are the situations in which it is recommended to say "Bismillah" and those in which it is not?
How do I perform tayammum if I'm unable to move the fingers of my left hand?
What is the ruling on reading the Qur'an with tayammum for a person in a state of major ritual impurity (junub) who is unable to perform ghusl (due to a surgical operation), according to the Malikis?
How is one washed if half of their body is as if burned by hot water due to prolonged lying on it and the length of their illness?
What is the ruling on missing the 'Asr and Maghrib prayers while traveling due to the unavailability of a place for Istinja' (cleaning oneself after relieving oneself) and Wudu' (ablution), or a suitable place for prayer, and what should one do to avoid this sin?
If a person is in a state of major ritual impurity (janabah) and is able to wash some of their limbs but not others, should they perform tayammum for the parts they cannot wash and suffice with ablution (wudu) for prayer, or is it obligatory for them to perform tayammum along with ablution for every prayer? And is it permissible to suffice with tayammum in cases of extreme cold, by analogy with the action of Amr ibn al-Aas – may Allah be pleased with him – in the Battle of Dhat al-Salasil?
Who is the mahram for a deceased woman who died among a group of men and without a mahram?
Is it permissible to perform istinja’ (cleansing after urinating or defecating) with tissues for wadi (a thick white discharge that sometimes follows urination), madhi (a thin white sticky discharge that flows when one is sexually aroused), and vaginal secretions, by analogy with the ruling on istinja’ after urinating?
What is the ruling regarding the fluid that a woman discharges when caressing and conversing with her husband, and its continued discharge even during prayer, which compels her to repeat ablution and prayer, and sometimes causes her to miss the prayer time because of it, along with the persistence of exciting thoughts during prayer?
Is it permissible to perform Tayammum for Fajr prayer due to severe cold and fear of illness? And is it permissible to perform Tayammum with wet dust due to high humidity in winter?
Is ablution considered valid despite being unable to wipe the entire head, wiping the ears consecutively with the left hand, washing the face and pouring water on the feet with the left hand, and wiping over only one sock, and what is the correct way to perform ablution in this health condition, especially on cold days?
What is the ruling on a woman's prayer after performing tayammum due to the unavailability of a clean restroom to perform wudu in her workplace?
When is Tayammum valid, and is the prayer of one who performs Tayammum valid in the presence of water, under the pretext of lack of time?
Is it permissible to pray in the mosque with tayammum when water is unavailable or out of fear of illness due to the cold weather?
Is it permissible to perform tayammum on a stone that has risen from the earth and has been washed, and has no dust on it?
Is it permissible for someone suffering from urinary incontinence to perform tayammum if repeated ablution and washing or changing clothes due to their contamination with urine becomes difficult, especially in winter with the use of cold water?
Is it permissible for my elderly, blind grandmother to perform ablution (wudu') if she cannot tolerate ablution with cold water in winter?
What about the ritual ablution (wudu') and prayer (salat) for a patient with kidney failure?
What is the ruling regarding someone whose left forearm is disabled, and he is unable to wash his right forearm for ablution?
Must prayers performed while passing wind due to pressure on the stomach during ablution and prostration be repeated, because the head was not gestured instead of prostrating?
Is it permissible for a man to have intercourse with his wife after she has become pure from menstruation, but she has not found water for ritual bathing, and this is before her ghusl without any stipulation?