Wudu
1,280 questions
What is meant by "the limit of the head" mentioned in the description of ablution, and is it obligatory to wipe the white area between the head and the ears, and is it sufficient when wiping the ears to insert the index fingers into the ear canals and use the thumbs to wipe the back of the ears, or is it obligatory to wipe the inner folds of the ear?
Are white, watery discharges after the menstrual period considered nullifiers of ablution, and is it necessary to wear a sanitary pad because of them, given that they may cause embarrassment at work? And does the presence of yellow discharges invalidate the ablution while wearing the same undergarments?
What is the ruling on one who believes that performing ablution (wudu') once is not sufficient, even though he knows that the the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) performed ablution once?
What is the ruling on ablution (Wudu') and prayer (Salat) in the event of excessive vaginal discharge? Is it necessary to change undergarments after its emission? And is the prayer valid if some discharge is emitted after ablution and before prayer?
What is the name of the fluid that flows from the bladder, is like gum, and why does it flow? What is the solution, and how can one stay away from looking at forbidden things?
Is a specific finger required for interlacing the toes while performing Wudu'?
Is it necessary to repeat my 'Isha and Fajr prayers during Duha time due to excessive flatulence at night?
Is it obligatory to remove dirt that is difficult to dislodge from cracks and prints on the sole of the foot before Wudu', and how frequently should one attempt to remove it if it takes a great deal of time and effort?
What is the ruling on touching the vulva through clothing?
How does one pray who suffers from chronic prostatitis, from which drops emerge after urinating, and who has yellow traces on his underwear, and pain in the testicle and penis? Is the solution to perform ablution for every prayer? Is it permissible for him to pray Dhuhr with the ablution of Fajr if his ablution has not been invalidated?
How valid are ghusl and wudu' according to the schools of thought that consider rinsing the mouth obligatory, if a tooth is broken and causes pain during eating, and one wishes to fill it or replace part of it?
Is the prayer of one warding off hunger considered disliked (makruh) or invalid (batil), especially if thoughts of food preoccupy the worshiper even if they are not hungry? Is the ruling for someone who feels the need to urinate frequently after relieving themselves to ignore this feeling, and must they renew their ablution (wudu') and purification (istinaj) each time? Does prayer become invalid due to excessive blinking, and is closing one's eyes a solution for someone experiencing these thoughts during prayer?
Does ablution become void and have to be redone along with the prayer if a worshipper laughs aloud during prayer?
Is saying to my friend, "I am going to perform ablution," without specifying prayer or removing makeup before ablution, considered an intention for ablution or Dhuhr prayer?
Is what the questioner did correct: washing his penis, wetting his hand, and wiping the yellow color on his clothes, then repeating ablution, after feeling a yellow discharge from his penis?
Is it obligatory to perform ablution (wudu') and a ritual bath (ghusl) when water is discharged involuntarily with coughing during prayer in the Haram, and is it permissible to place a towel and complete the prayer?
What is the ruling on my prayer and the legal handling of my situation, knowing that I suffer from a discharge of prostatic fluid (wady) and feel a recurrent urge to relieve myself, accompanied by a sensation of urine drops coming out after finishing? Am I afflicted with urinary incontinence (sils al-bawl)?
Is wiping over the hair a condition for the validity of Wudu', and does hair dye constitute a barrier preventing water from reaching the surface of the hair or the root of its growth?
What are the Sunnahs of Wudu’, and does forgetting them invalidate it, or does it refer to the number of times a limb is washed?
Is it permissible to wipe over the head during ablution while there is gel or any hair styling product on it, knowing that the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) used to put a gum-like substance on his hair when in a state of Ihram? And what is the ruling on this for someone afflicted with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) who delays prayer because of it?
Is it necessary to scoop water with the hand to wash the hands and feet, or is it sufficient to pour water from the tap?
Are continuous vaginal discharges nullifiers of ablution, and is not renewing ablution due to external circumstances considered a sin?
Does the discharge of fluid (urine or madhy) a short while after ablution nullify the ablution?
Must one interrupt the prayer or renew the ablution due to the continuous and involuntary emission of gases from the anus during prayer, knowing that this does not fall under the category of fecal incontinence?