washing

Q: I'm a male and I have a medical problem of urethral discharge incontinence. I can't afford to buy diapers everytime and also there is not too much of leakage, only small amounts. I keep a tissue paper in my underwear to prevent it from soiling. But it always keeps moving from it's place. I tried wrapping around my penis but still it unwraps and moves away. So, everytime when I'm going to toilet, I change my underwear also. Nowadays, I am changing 6-7 underwear per day, which is very very difficult. Please tell me any other suggestion, so that I don't have to change my underwear everytime when I go to the toilet.

Q: My mother uses a sandle which she takes to the toilet also. A few times she accidentally stepped on my musallah. I touched the part and it was not wet. With my hand only, I clean the dust without using any water as I am not sure where she exactly stepped on. She also stepped on the musallah with her shoe which she wears when she goes outside. Do I have to wash the musallah? I am currently reading salaah on the same musallah. I have doubts about another musallahs because my nephew urinated on them and the house worker washed them. I dont know if she washed it thrice or not. Can I read salaah on them as she used a detergent?

Q: If I am ma'zoor, can I use a shalwar even if it is soiled with vaginal discharge in salaah. Do I have to change it when I am doing tilawah and sajdah for sajdah tilaawat?

Q: Due to nightfall (Norturnal Emissions), the bed sheet and blanket get some stains of semen. This happens like twice in a week. So do we need to wash both after every incident of emission?

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1. For ghusal there is the condition of washing your whole body. I want to ask that if one is in the shower or using a bucket to take ghusal, is it necessaray that every time new drops reach the other part. I mean that if I am taking a bath under a shower and washing my head or chest then the water flows from my head to my chest or legs and my legs get wet automatically. So is it necessary for me to wash my legs again?

2. Is it necessary to remove any impurity before taking ghusal? I mean, if I wash the najasah from my body, does that part need to be washed again for the purpose of ghusal?

Q: Is the exterior of an egg pure? Do we have to wash it?

Q: There are some black things like dots on chicken meat when it comes from the market. If I wash the chicken thoroughly then the black thing like dots are removed, otherwise not. Is it necessary to wash out those black dots?

Also please guide how much a chicken should be washed?

Q: Whenever I have a shower and after I wash my feet and step out to dry myself and dress myself then when I go back to wipe the base of the shower cubicle where you stand, I find there are small hairs and little fluff. Does this mean I have to wash my feet again and the areas I've stepped on? Or are these hairs pure and I can just ignore it?

Q: If a mother or anyone washed her kid's stool (which is not baligh), after that is her wudhu broken?