Wudu
1,262 questions
Does blood coming out of the nose after blowing it necessitate re-performing ablution?
Does a husband's ablution (wudu') become invalidated if he kisses his wife with desire while he is on his way to prayer?
What should a man do who performed ablution before the Adhan then went to pray, and the next day remembered that he had nullified his ablution after performing it?
Is it obligatory to act upon the fatwa that permits one whose urine drips for most of the prayers to forgo ghusl and wudu, and is his prayer valid in this state?
What is the ruling on ablution and prayer for someone who remembered during prayer that he did not perform istinshaq (sniffing water into the nose) during ablution?
Does civet, which is extracted from an animal resembling a cat and used in perfumes and hair treatments, invalidate ablution (wudu') when applied to the face or head, especially since it is extracted from a gland near the two excretory orifices, and it is difficult to ensure that it has not mixed with anything from them?
Does profuse vomiting nullify Wudu'?
Is it valid to perform ablution (wudu') if there is a moisturizing cream on the hair that contains vegetable oils and lanolin, provided it is non-greasy and has a watery consistency?
When performing ablution (wudu), should I wash the inside of my eyes with water?
Does a woman's vaginal discharge become impure when mixed with pre-ejaculatory fluid?
What is the ruling on the prayer of one who suffers from the emission of drops of urine after urination, and does not know whether they were emitted during the prayer or after it, which makes him doubt the validity of his prayer?
Is a person considered an apostate (kafir) if he leads a prayer and his ablution (wudu') is nullified, but he continues the prayer out of embarrassment, with his desires overpowering him and with remorse over his action? Is there any evidence from the Quran and Sunnah for the apostasy of one who does this? And is apostasy negated from a person if there is no consensus on the issue and no evidence in the Quran and Sunnah?
Is it permissible to pray with transparent discharge, the descent of which is not felt on the underwear, and is it necessary to repeat ablution and change clothes if it is not permissible?
What should a girl do who is continuously doing housework and cooking and taking care of her parents, if she has neglected to rub between her fingers and toes (takhleel) during ablution for years and does not remember their number? And should she respond to her brother's request to make sweets that take time, fearing that she might miss her prayers? And should she inform her parents and siblings about her make-up prayers? And should she listen to her relatives who talk to her for entertainment or to complain, even though that might affect the time for her make-up prayers or her rest?
Is wiping the feet and drying them in the order mentioned in Wudu' considered a lack of consecutive actions (muwalat)?
Do vaginal discharges nullify ablution, and what should a woman do if she cannot perform ablution for every prayer?
What should I do if I mistakenly washed a limb before another during wudu, and I had already finished my prayer, and I only became certain of the mistake the following day?
Does touching a non-mahram woman invalidate ablution?
Does an erection in itself invalidate wudu (ablution)?
Is it obligatory to remove minor impurities that may be on the tooth and under the nail if they act as a barrier, and what is the evidence for that?
Is it permissible to perform masah (wiping) over what is placed on the hair for adornment, such as fabrics, plastic and metal pieces, and hair ties, whether they are numerous or few? And is it permissible to coil each section of hair separately [by coiling it from the end of the strand to its beginning and securing it with a metal piece] or to wear many braids and perform masah over them?
Is it obligatory to repeat ablution if there are frequent dry secretions from the inner corner of the eye, and it is not known whether they were present before ablution or occurred after it?
What is the ruling on irregular, uncontrolled urinary incontinence, in cases where it occurs frequently, infrequently, or the amount of its occurrence is unknown? Does it take the ruling of permanent incontinence? What should one do if they do not feel its discharge and only become aware of it by looking? Is it obligatory for them to monitor themselves to determine its causes? And what should they do if they fear that looking will cause incontinence after it had been intermittent?
What is the ruling on the 'Isha prayer if the worshiper performed ablution with the intention of renewing it, then it became clear to him that he had invalidated his ablution before performing ablution for renewal?