Wudu
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Is it necessary to repeat Wudu (ablution) and Salah (prayer) if a woman emits wind with a sound, given that there are conflicting previous fatwas regarding whether wind invalidates Wudu?
Is it necessary to wash clothes, bed sheets, and everything suspected of being stained with madhiy (pre-seminal fluid), after the questioner has been afflicted with obsessive-compulsive disorder?
What is the ruling on prayer if a worshipper wiped his left ear before his right in wudu', out of ignorance and forgetfulness?
I hope to learn about blood: Does it invalidate prayer?
Does the presence of grease, oil, or ink on the parts of the body designated for ablution (wudu') prevent it, as well as earwax and dried eye discharge? Are there authentic hadiths to that effect, and have scholars agreed on their ruling?
What is the ruling on applying nail polish for medical or protective reasons, such as when a woman suffering from cancer is compelled to paint her nails with a type of polish to protect them from breaking and splitting due to chemotherapy, and is it permissible for her to wipe over the polish during ablution given the long duration of the treatment?
Is it permissible for a pregnant woman who cannot lift her feet to wash them during Wudu’ to wipe only the front of her feet?
Does air bubbles coming out during istinja and drying the private parts thereafter nullify wudu?
Is it necessary to remove nose and ear piercings when performing wudu to ensure water reaches the piercing hole?
Is the area below the chin considered part of the face according to any of the four madhhabs, and does this entail that a woman is not obliged to cover it during prayer and is obliged to wash it during ablution?
Is saying "Bismillah Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim" (In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful) when performing ablution sufficient, or is only "Bismillah" (In the Name of Allah) sufficient?
Is it permissible to wipe over a cap or a kufi with water for ablution?
Is it permissible to continue saying "I intend the purification of ablution" while washing the limbs, or should one adhere to what is customarily said when performing ablution?
Is it required to rub between the toes every time one performs ablution (wudu’), or is it sufficient to do it once for each foot that is washed three times?
Does frequent, uncontrollable flatulence, which prevents one from remaining in a state of ritual purity (tahara), yet sometimes ceases without a specific time, qualify as سلس (sals/incontinence), and in this situation, is it permissible to touch and recite from the Qur’an and perform tayammum for that purpose?
If, during prayer, I doubt whether the wind exited from the anus or the penis, must I complete the prayer or exit to perform ablution again?
What is the ruling on irregular, uncontrolled urinary incontinence, whether it occurs frequently or infrequently, or if the person experiencing it does not know whether it is frequent or infrequent? Does it take the ruling of permanent incontinence? What should someone do who does not feel the urine exiting except by looking? Is he required to monitor the time of its exit? And what should he do if he fears that looking will cause incontinence?
Does hargous invalidate wudu'?
How can one differentiate between makeup that prevents water from reaching the skin during ablution and that which does not, especially oily and "waterproof" cosmetics, and powder cosmetics?
Should a pregnant woman who uses vaginal suppositories and continues to experience discharge after insertion be treated as one in a state of istihada, such that she performs ablution for each prayer and is unconcerned, and does it affect her purity that the suppositories are discharged as they are, without change in color or turbidity?
I have hemorrhoids, so what should I do for my prayer to be valid?
What is the ruling on putting gel on the hair, does it prevent water from reaching it, and is it applied after ablution and wiped over in the next ablution?
What is the ruling regarding someone who sleeps during Tawaf or Sa'i while being carried?
Is the white substance that comes out of the husband after urinating impure and does it nullify ablution, and is it permissible for him to perform ablution when the time for prayer begins, even if it continues to be discharged?