Q:
1. If a person fulfils all the four faraiz of wudhu and puts on the khuffayn, can he offer salah?
2. Later after performing full ablution, can he wipe over that (do masah on khuffs and read salah)?
3. The farz of washing the feet,including heels. Does a person have to pass water i .e. do khilaal between fingers? Is it a farz too?
Q: A person, whilst on safr urgently needed to answer the call of nature. Unfortunately there was no water available for at least 30km's. Hence, he used juice (drink o pop - mix a drink) for istinjaa. Thereafter he made tayammum and offered his fajr salaah. Was the salaah valid or should it be repeated?
Q: If semen touches a dry cloth, does the cloth become impure?
Q: Please advise that if a woman is due for the ghusal after suhbat with her husband and meanwhile she starts to menstruate, is she still due for that ghusal or she may skip it if she wants to?
Q: I do suffer from wawasas but Alhamdulilah I am ignoring them to the utmost level. However, some times after Fajr salah I sleep and later on waking I doubt if I had a wet dream or not. Sometimes I remember and do ghusl sometimes I don't remember the dream and see no discharge still I doubt throughout the day. What should I do?
Q: If I am doubtful (due to lack of concentration/absent mindedness) as to whether I walked in a carpeted room with napaak slippers and there is no visible sign or smell of napaaki on the carpet, do I regard the carpet as paak to walk on with wet feet and to perform Salaah on, or does it have to be washed? NB: This particular type of doubt has occurred at least twice previously. It is habit to remove the slippers prior to going in to the said room, because I perform Salaah in that room, but as I said due to absent mindedness I could have walked in that room with the slippers, and although there is no visible sign or smell of napaaki, if it was present in the form of a few drops of urine, it would be impossible to tell.
Q: If a person is in the state of janaabat and there is insufficient water available for a ghusl, although there is water for wudu. In this situation how can such a person offer his Salaah?
Q: Some nights I become impure by wet dream and at time of fajr water is so cold, if I take a bath I would fall in cold and fever. Although time is so limited that if I boil water I must miss the salaah. In this circumstance can I just make wudu instead of ghusl and perform fajr?
Q: When I use the toilet and try to wash my hands, the water that I am trying to wash my hands with get on my clothes and feet. So is it najis?
Q: Sometimes in a wet dream nothing comes out but after being awake for some time mazi comes out. Is ghusal waajib now?