Q: I work in a non Muslim country and during lunch time; I go to my car and pray Zuhr prayer by sitting on driver seat without performing ablution (I do tayammum by touching my hands on the steering). Can my prayer be valid? I believe praying prayer like this is better than not praying at all.
Q: I have a question, when you finish praying and in about two hours time you find some little sperm (which is light like water). Do you have to repeat that prayer?
Q: What is the ruling regarding bleeding piles and salaat. Recently I was on a trip to Cape Town. Before returning, I performed salaat at the musallah at the airport where I was the imam. When I returned home I noticed that there was some blood on my underwear, which was from piles. I am not sure at what point the piles were bleeding. Please advise what action/s need to be taken, if any, regarding my salaat and that of the jamaat.
Q: If a lady experiences heavy white discharge when she was ignorant that she must wash up first and make wadhu again if she goes for Salah, are all her Salah performed in this sort of condition void? If yes, should she make Qaza in light of her assumption? Please clarify all conditions of this case and their respective solutions.
Q: I want to know that is it permissible to offer Salaah wearing clothes on which deodorant or perfume is used?
Q: Can I pray to Allah (in Namaz) with my mini book or paper in my pocket which got napaak with urine or testis, but the books are dry?
Q: A person after having lead salaah smells some urine of a mice on his waistcoat he can't determine the amount what must he do, tell all the musallees to repeat or will it be okay?
Q: Praying with paper money in ones wallet. Should we assume the paper to be clean as people could have touched them with najis hands while using it, like eating pork then touching it. I live in Holland and dutch people who are not Muslims eat pork.
Q: If you are wearing a perfume that has alcohol in it, can you pray salaah with that clothes?
Q: I have seen scores of pigeons roosting in many Masjids. They keep flying around and a lot of their droppings are found on the prayer mat, some dry and some fresh. I had the opportunity to witness so much droppings continuously being made by the pigeons roosting in Jama Masjid in Delhi during my visit once, when I had gone to offer my Dhuhr Salaah with the Jamaath.
I require the following clarification.
1. Is our Salaah valid if offered at such a place full of pigeons' droppings, dry or fresh?
2. Do we have to clean only the spot of the droppings if they fall on our clothes if we are in a state of Wudhu or do we have to do our Wudhu all over
again?
3. Similarly, I have witnessed the same scenes at many Eidgahs in different cities during my travel, during Eid Salaah, where sheep/goat droppings/cattle dung are found all around dry or fresh, which the people responsible for the maintenance of the Eidgahs neglect to clean. Is our Salaah valid in such places?
4. What is the Shariah Ruling on these kind of najis?