Q:
1. Is it a sin to look at one's faeces after having relieved oneself?
2. Is it permissible to look at faeces in the toilet if one suffers from piles and is looking for signs of bleeding, etc?
3. Is it true that if one looks at stool after defaecating, it can make a person lose their memory?
Q:
1. I suffer from eczema and psoriasis. At times when the skin itches and I scratch it or peel away the scales, then my skin bleeds a little. Thereafter, a thin sticky colourless liquid emerges from the skin. If I make wudhu after this but the liquid is still coming out, is my wudhu valid?
2. If my whudu is not valid, then what should I do if I have to read salaah? At times the condition occurs in areas where it isn't possible to stop the liquid flow with a plaster.
Q: What should one do when one has done an action (e.g. ghusl or wudhu) and he is 90% or more certain that the act was done but 10 hours later one begins to doubt.
Q: I use khuffain regularly in winter and I usually always remove it before 24 hours are up before using them again.
Recently I forgot exactly when my wudhu broke after I put the khuffain on. Since I made wudhu and put the socks on after Asr, it was perhaps after I read my Asr Salaah that my wudhu may have broken. I made masah on them thereafter till the next day. The next day I forgot to take out the khuffain, I made wudhu with masah on them to read Maghrib. My wudhu broke after this so I again made wudhu with masah on the khuff preparing to read Esha. I realised my error, but it was too late for me to make full wudhu to read Maghrib again. So I simply washed my feet, put the khuff on again and read Maghrib again just as Esha time set in.
1. Will my Maghrib Salaah be valid or do I have to repeat it?
2. I read Quraan in this time with that wudhu. Would I have been sinful? Should I read those surahs again (Yaseen, Sajdah)?
Q: If water is available but a person is sick, will it be permissible for him to make tayammum?
Q: If you wear a garment for a short amount of time whilst you have your haidh, is the garment considered impure? No impurity has soiled the garment. You'd like to wear it again in a few days time, when you're are in a clean state, is that okay?
Q: Is there a way to differentiate between mazi and mani when I find a stain on my clothing after awaking from sleep?
Q: If there is dry impurity (such as pre-ejaculatory fluid) on a solid item (ex. a cellphone) and some wet hands touched it, then will the hands be considered impure?
Q: My face is oily. When I am performing wudhu, some of the oil of my face gets onto my hands. Do I have to rub my hands with water to ensure that water gets underneath the oil and reach my skin?
Do I have to rub any part of my body if the oil of my face gets onto them (for example my forearms, my feet)?
In that same logic, if oil from a part of my face (the left part for example) get onto or mixes with the oil of another part of my face (the right part for example) do I have to rub that area with water (the right part of my face)?
Q: If a dog licks you on clothes or body, what is the correct way to clean it?
There is a famous Hadith which mentions that if a dog licks a utensil, the latter should be cleaned 7 times with water and once with soil. Does this apply to just utensils or clothes/body as well?