Thin Layer of Skin Peeling Off After Wudhu
Q: If after making wudhu and drying hands, one hits a wall and thereby a little piece of thin layer skin peels off, does this break the wudhu?
Q: If after making wudhu and drying hands, one hits a wall and thereby a little piece of thin layer skin peels off, does this break the wudhu?
Q: I have had a vaginal discharge that is whitish yellowish/cream in colour. This discharge has been for years. After the birth of my child it is still there. It is very uncomfortable since my underwear gets stained and I just feel napaak. The gynaecologist says that it is normal... But I don't know whether I am paak or not. I have been changing before each namaaz or when I feel the discharge and the salah time set. This is very difficult especially when going out. I will be going for umrah inshallah. PLEASE advise me what I should do since to make whudhu and change at every salaah is very difficult in the haram. PLEASE advise.
Q: Sometimes, in my drips, I notice blood coming out from me into the tube, does this break wudhu? Also when my drip gets opened to put a new one, some droplets of blood pour out, does this break wudhu?
Q: Does inserting suppositories break wudhu?
Q: Minuscule food parts in mouth after wudhu, does it affect the wudhu from being valid? i.e. they were floating in the mouth when rinsing mouth during wudhu. Moreover, what is the ruling on doing wudhu when one has food particles between one’s teeth?
Q: After wudhu and prayer one sees few (say 3 or 4) black minuscule grains of something (like a minuscule grain of powder or dust) under the nails, had it affect his wudhu?
Q: As nail polish nullifies wudhu, is it okay for one with onychophagia (nail biting disorder which is part of the OCD spectrum) to wear clear nail polish or bitter tasting nail polish to prevent her or himself from biting as it is damaging to the skin around the nail, cuticles, etc and puts the person at a risk of infection if they don't take steps to stop nail biting or is it still haram despite the health risk?
Q: I had a cut on my knee and it bleeds, then I put a plaster on it. When I make wudhu then do I need to make a new wudhu for all namaaz?
Q: If I get cut on my finger, which needs to be washed for wudhu, and I put a plaster on my finger can I just make masah on that plaster? And do I need to make a new wudhu for every Salaah?
Q: I have on my feet a lot of half peeled off small skin pieces (probably from little fungal infections) mostly in the form of circles. Because of this the small peeled skins borders are hanging over the skin below i.e. there are two layers of skin. Is washing normally sufficient in order to make wudhu? Also sometimes, I have the same on my hand (2 or 3 or 4 very little circles). Is just washing normally enough?