Bleaching the face
Q: I was told me that we cannot bleach our face because it coats our skin and ghusl will not be done. Is this true?
Q: I was told me that we cannot bleach our face because it coats our skin and ghusl will not be done. Is this true?
Q: I would like to know that after being intimate with my husband I immediatly urinate and than start to take my ghusal. While I am taking my ghusal I realise semen/ discharge is emitted. Do I need to restart my ghusal?
Q: Sunnats of eid is to take a bath and wear the best clothes one has. Many people they take a bath and start to wear new or best clothes from the night of eid (after maghrib or Esha), will these people get the reward of the sunnats of eid?
Q: I had a night fall but I am not sure about it. It's fajar time and it's very cold. Can I offer salaah without obligatory bath?
Q: Is it permissible to bath after asr in ramdhan?
Is it permissible to sleep after asr in ramdhan?
Q: If women becomes wet due to arousal and then climaxes will ghusl be obligatory on her even if she is not sure if she has discharged any fluid during climax since her private part is already wet due to arousal?
Q: In the state of impurity can you still do zikr?
Q: If semen came out by merely thinking or watching something, does it brake the fast?
Q: After mani comes out, do you have to pass urine before ghusl?
Q: Does a few miniscule grains of iron dust (grains are less that 0,5mm) affect the validity of the ghusl or wudhu? Such grains are mostly on ironware like housekeys or after doing some ironwork a few stay on the hands even after washing. You can notice them best if you hold your hands against the sunshine then you see them blinking. Few days after ghusl I notiticed few such miniscule iron grains, you can hardly notice them unless light falls on them so that they blink. The grains are less than 0,5 mm. Seems to me that they are kind of unavoidable especially when walking barefeet on floors etc.