Wudhu

Q: Do I have to repeat my Salaah if I find out scotchtape on my feet after immediately performing esha Salaah.

Q:

1. Does the wudhu of a female break if she does not cover her hair and any gair mahram sees her in that state?

2. Is bleeding and vomitting related to breaking of wudhu and fast?

3. What are the things which breaks ones wudhu?

Q: Whilst doing compulsory ghusl, you get a cut from a razor when removing hair from private parts and you realise this after few hours only due to seeing some tiny spots of blood on underwear, then is the ghusl and all the namaz prayed valid? Should one repeat the ghusl and namaz? I'm not sure if this was flowing. The tiny spots of blood would equal to a small amount of blood less than a coin however, the spots were scattered over an area of the underwear and this area could potentially exceed the coin size.

Q: We are told nt to mention the name of Allah in the rest rooms. What about the situation of someone living in a flat and such person always performs wudhu in the rest room, will the the person not say bismillah?

Q: I experience wet drops once I get to my partner without having any physical relation. Can I go for salaah or other things without "ghusal"?

Q: I'd like to know the Sunnah method of washing the hands upto the wrist and are there any other methods?

Q: I have a question that if one has an anal fistula (medical condition in which there is a connection between the lower part of the intestine and the skin) and there is a discharge from it which may be mucus, serous, pus or stool at times. It may be small in quantity and one may not even notice it.

1. Would the discharge break the wudhu and nullify the prayer

2. Sometimes I may not even know about the discharge, does one have to check before and after praying each time?

3. Sometime I need to do imamat, in that situation after salat should I ask the congregation to wait and check the discharge? It seems to prevent me from offering salat in congregation and constant fear of losing wudhu.

Q: According to the Hanafi Math-hab I'd like to know the correct way of washing the hands upto the wrists. I teach in a maktab madrassah and we used to teach them to first wash the right hand including the wrist three times and then to wash the left hand including the wrist three times but we were told that that is incorrect and it has to be as follows:

To wash both hands including the wrists three times and the action has to be done in such a way that you would alternate e.g you would first wash the right hand then the left hand and then the right hand, so the right hand would end up getting washed twice and the left once.

Can you please advise on how it should be taught to the kids.

Q: Everyday I keep doubting whether my wudu was done correctly or should I repeat my wudu. I suffer from ocd.

Q: I wanted to ask that, I must have bled a little from my finger which I didn't know about. I saw it after I put clean clothes away and it seemed dry. I don't know if this blood touched my clothes that I was wearing or the clean clothes I put away or anything I my have touched and with most clothes being black it's hard to tell.

1. Please can you tell me if I need to wash the clothes again or would they be considered pure?

2. Is my namaz counted in the same clothes I was wearing?