Wudu
1,280 questions
What is the correct action after passing wind immediately after performing Wudu: Should one wait, or perform Wudu straight away?
Does touching a spot of blood on clothes to the skin after ablution invalidate the ablution?
Is it permissible to pray while wearing nail polish (manicure), even if the purpose is to conceal a defect in the nails?
What is the Shar'i ruling for someone who experiences constant and continuous doubt during ablution (wudu') and prayer (salat), and is it obligatory for him to repeat his ablution or prayer in this case?
Is it permissible upon waking directly from sleep to open one's hands for supplication or to anoint one's mouth, without first washing them?
What should a person do if they develop a skin disease on their right hand that prevents them from rubbing their hand during ablution, or if they are wounded during it?
What should I do if a light yellow stain appears on my trousers or izar, even though I perform ablution for every prayer and wash my private parts and anus? Is my prayer valid if I find this yellowishness after ablution?
Must a person afflicted with urinary incontinence, who performed ablution for Fajr prayer, repeat ablution for Duha prayer, or does their ablution extend until the Dhuhr call to prayer?
Do imagining sexual scenes affect the validity of prayer and ritual purity, given the presence of prostatic congestion that causes the release of a few drops of urine, madhiy (pre-seminal fluid), or wadiy (a thick white fluid discharged after urinating) after urination?
What is the ruling on performing ablution (wudu') while having hair cream applied, knowing that it does not prevent water from reaching the hair, but the water mixes with it like soap?
What is the ruling regarding recurring whispers [waswas] concerning purity (taharah) and prayer (salat), which include doubting the purity of toilet water, the purity of the body and clothes, the validity of ablution (wudu) and ritual bath (ghusl), the number of times one should wash during ghusl, and whether water has reached the limbs of ablution, in addition to issues of flatulence, feeling a need to urinate or defecate while performing wudu or prayer, doubting the recitation of Al-Fatiha or the number of rak'ahs in prayer, and does coconut oil prevent water from reaching the hair during ablution?
Does blood discharge from the penis nullify ablution and invalidate prayer?
Does removing clothes and touching one's wife with the intention of intercourse, without it occurring, nullify ablution and necessitate ritual purification?
Must I repeat the prayer when a viscous, transparent fluid is discharged before and after urination, and upon finishing or during the Fajr prayer, given the difficulty of purification due to the continuous discharge of drops of urine and fluid?
Are interspersing the beard and wiping the ears obligatory in Wudu'?
What is the ruling on wearing a piece of cloth containing cotton on the male organ to avoid wetness, and is it permissible to wear it permanently?
Must one repeat ablution and prayer upon feeling a moving wind or smelling an odor, especially if this occurs frequently during and before ablution?
What is meant by "the apparent part of the ear," may Allah bless you?
Do sins or touching impurities invalidate Wudu, and what is the evidence for that?
Is frequent urination, passing wind, and the presence of urine droplets on clothes considered سلس (incontinence), and is it permissible to suppress these nullifiers, or is it obligatory to perform ablution for every prayer? Do these matters (defecation, passing wind, urination, sleep) nullify ablution or not? What should be done concerning the Qur’an if there is a decision not to touch the Mus'haf except in a state of purity, and is this decision considered a vow?
Is it necessary to perform istinja' for discharges coming from the uterine opening, along with renewing wudu'?
What is the ruling on intermittent brown and bloody discharge experienced by a pregnant woman in her second month?
What is the ruling on the emission of a small amount of clear and viscous fluid from the vagina immediately after prayer, when it is uncertain whether it was emitted before or after the prayer?
What is the ruling for one who doubts whether he nullified his ablution before or after performing it?