Q: A person wakes up in need of a Fardh Ghusl 15 minutes before sunrise. There is no hot water and the person has chronic health issues. Using cold water will cause his health to deteriorate. It takes approximately 15 minutes to heat up sufficient water for Ghusl. If he waits, the time will expire and Fajr Salaah will become Qadha. What should be done in such a situation?
Q: I wanted to know if a woman has to wash inside the lips of the private part where the urethral opening is situated as the urine comes from it? Doesn’t it make inside the lips of the private part impure?
If yes, do I have to wash the inside of the lips also during fard ghusl?
Q: Is it fardh to wash inside one's earring holes when making ghusl?
Q: My question is regarding the validity of intercourse's in Islam. I newly got married. Once we were trying penetration while standing. The attempt was briefly for 20 seconds. The standing position is a bit difficult position and I know that my full tip of penis never penetrated her vaginal opening. My wife says that it never penetrated her vagina.
Now I am getting waswasa what if my tip of penis entered the vestibular area or got a cover from labia minora. What to do incase of doubt when the wife is sure that penetration never happened and I know I never penetrated her vaginal opening but not sure if the full tip maybe disappeared in to the vulva (Farje kharij).
What to do in this case? What should be the case if my wife is certain and I am uncertain?
Q: Is my ghusl valid if there is impurity on my body during the process of ghusl, as long as the impurity does not prevent water from reaching the skin?
Q: Do you need to remove earrings when making wudhu?
Q: There is a device on the market which is attached to the skin. It gives you a continuous and real time reading of your blood sugar levels by which a diabetes patient will know when to take his insulin and how much insulin he should take. (Not over or under administering the medication)
The device is quite expensive (removing & changing the device each time you require a farz ghusal will be very costly). The device has an adhesive tape by which it is attached to the skin thus preventing water from reaching underneath it. Will the farz ghusal of a person wearing such a device be valid if he makes masah only over the device and washes the rest of the body?
Q: I have issues with my ghusl concerning the validity of it due to specific barriers.
I scrub my ears yet there is still some sort of wax at the part that curves. I sometimes scrub so hard it scabs.
I also have some white patches in the middle of my chest. I’m not sure what it is but I also need to scrub hard for it to be removed.
I have an ear piercing hole, how do I clean inside of it, if it’s closed but sometimes some sort of sebum comes out when I rub my piercing hole which is pretty much shut. I have some hard dirt on/in my bellybutton. It is extremely hard to remove as it’s engraved in the grooves of my skin.
Lastly I have an eye issue called blepharitis where dandruff like flakes are on my eyelash and eyelid. Sometimes I finish my ghusl and see these flakes/crust on my eyelid and lash. Are the things mentioned barriers for my ghusl?
Q: My wife has nail polish with artificial nails. After we had relations, she wanted to make ghusl, but the nail polish and artificial nails are not easy to remove. It may harm her natural nails. We are on a journey and it is not easy to get removing facilities. Without removing the nail polish, is it permissible to make ghusl or not?
Q: Does my ghusl break when a lizard falls on any body part?