Tahaarat

Q: After urinating I clean myself with tissue till all the drops go, then I wash with water. When I'm satisfied I begin my wudu and after wudu I check again to see if any drops came on the toilet paper. Most of the time I find drops less than a big coin size (the drops add to a uk 5 pence coin). Now I have waswasa in this situation should I clean the drops and perform wudhu again or clean the drops and no wudu? Normally I always perform wudhu even if it is less than a big coin. To be safe should I perform wudhu again or would that be classified as wasting water. Please advise me.

Q: I have a question regarding ghusl. I get constant doubts about the validity of my ghusl. If someone performs ghusl and then sleeps and then does salaah at night but at night time they get a doubt that if the eye and eyebrow was properly washed in ghusl or if it was accidently left dry (note this is more based on doubt rather than certainty). The person then goes to the bathroom and washes his eye and eyebrow with the niyyah of completing the ghusl. Is this valid and he does not need have to repeat his ghusl?  If one hesitates to wash it due to waswasah or because he isn't sure, does he become napak again?

Q: I wanted to ask a question regarding purity when I go to toilet for a urination. I often get up and I find some drops leaked. So now I rub my private part upwards lightly 3 times to take out excess urine. So will rubbing the private part to remove urine release semen and will I have to do ghusl?

Q: I have a small well in my home called borehole. Recently i've come to know that the water changed it's smell and this is due to maybe the outside line of guter/drain is mixing in the well water although the well is quite deep almost more than 40 feet. What would you advise as per the water? Has it become impure or can it be used for bath and other purposes?

Q: If a person forgets to read Bismillah walhamdulillah at the beginning of wudhu and remembers it during wudhu, will he get the same reward if he reads it at that time? If not, can he start wudhu again to be able to read the duaa? Or must he make a second wudhu?

Q: Can we wear the seal skin mozah. These socks are easier when travelling. Are all the conditions for masah on these socks found ?

Q: Please can you advise me with regards to whether when urine falls on my skin and I wipe my skin and ensure it is dry. If I subsequently perspire does my clothes as well as all the places I sit on (bed, chair etc) become napaak and do I have to clean these surfaces by wiping them thrice?

Q: Is it allowed to urinate standing using a urine pot which does not splash urine and keeps the clothes clean?

Q: A 87 year old male is permanently taking over 7 different medications, including insulin injections twice daily. After he had rectal operation to remove cancer, he cannot control his bowel and bladder very well. Before this he prayed 5 times daily. The situation is this:

He has to visit the toilet frequently for bladder and bowel. His clothes always have some napaaki on them. He is not fit and healthy enough to perform istinja/ wuzu without making more napaaki. He is only able to have full bath/change clothes every 1 or 2 weeks. He can do istinja/ wuzu and change clothes for Eid prayer, but not daily. Besides this, he is alright and looks fit and healthy for his age, he has no other mobility problems, and we thank only Allah for this.

Mufti Sahib, so if (1) istinja/ wuzu is a problem and (2) changing clothes frequently is also a problem, both problem are affecting this person. What is the ruling regarding salah, i.e. Taharat, tiyamum etc?

He has not read namaz for past 12 months due to these issues, but he desperately wants to read namaz.

Q: 

1. Can I read namaaz with the same wudu which I made before ghusl?
2. I have wudu and I changed clothes infront of my wife, do I still have wudu?