Q: If a woman puts a tissue paper in her vagina and see that the tissue paper is wet (probably due to the moisture found in the lips of vagina), will wudhu break? Is this also a type of vaginal discharge?
Q: I see discharge only in the inner labia and it is there always but the outer side is always dry. Is my wudhu valid?
Q: Does mucus that comes out of the eyes break one's wudhu?
Q: I used something called a douche... I insert it with liquid medication and insert it into my private part and wash myself out. Thereafter I make wudhu. When I come out of the shower, some of the water comes out from my private part. Is my wudhu still valid?
Q: I am a 30 year old newly married male. When I touch or kiss my wife, a little amount of semen comes out. In this condition can I perform namaz by washing the affected area without changing clothes or underwear?
Q: I would like to know if ghusl is fardh on a woman if she has a thought and feels a slight discharge, but doesn't check it because on every ocassion it is seen to be normal discharge, and not mani.
I always experience this during istinja and have checked on many ocassions, but have recently stopped checking because I experience a lot of normal discharge and know it can't be mani. I am still doubtful. Am I ritually impure for not checking this time?
Q: If while I'm reading salaah I feel discharge, then I break salaah and check, theres nothing but only when I use tissue I find discharge. Is the wudhu broken? This happens alot and I make wudhu lots of times because I'm not sure if it's broken or not.
Q:
1. If I saw some whitness on my underwear and doubt whether it is impurity or not, does this break my wudhu?
2. What if I have prayed before seeing the whiteness, is my prayer valid?
Q: After I finished wudu, I blew my nose and I saw blood in my mucus. I blew my nose a few times until there was no blood. Is my wudu fine?
Q: At any time of the day there is an amount of clear, odourless discharge. This is regardless of whether I am pregnant or not. I do not feel anything coming out. It doesn’t leave any stain at all. If I am not mistaken, Muftionline has said that all types of discharge are not paak and break wudhu.
Can Mufti Saheb please explain this again if possible. Many women are finding it to be very difficult as we don’t know when this emerges and it is something that is always there if we have to check inside. Could it be a type of perspiration that cleanses the area and keeps it from drying out?