Tahaarat

Q: How do we purify our body of blood for salaah?

Q: Is cervical mucus also impure because it is a mucus discharged at the time of ovulation in all women?

Q: Regarding a ma'zoor person, when I wake up for fajr I sometimes have bleeding lips due to dryness. I have to delay fajr till the end time and then pray it. So how will I know whether I need to repeat the fajr or not? Most likely sometime after sunrise it will stop bleeding. So would I have to
repeat my fajr? What if it stops bleeding sometime during zuhr time?

Q: Is it haraam to wear pigskin?

Q: I was told after urinating using tissue to clean yourself is enough, you don't need to use water, is that correct?

Q: I was always thought Ghusl is performed in the following manner. First you must clean the area that is napaak. Then you gargle. Then you clean your nose. And then you wash your entire body thoroughly such that no hair on your body is dry. Are these steps correct?

Q: I have a problem with my stool passage. I don't know how to explain it but it gives of fluids without me knowing it also makes my clothes moist. Its such a thin fluid that when it exits I don't even feel it exiting. My inner garment is moist. I don't know how to attain tahaarat with this fluid and how do I perform my salaah. This fluid has a stench of stool because of it exiting from that passage. After istinjaah I dry myself and rub my hand across I still smell that stench.

Q: I used a leather Moza and it needed to be rinsed due to getting wet with dirty water. After rinsing it I removed it and found it to be damp on the inner side near the seems. I've read that Moza need to be water proof but I see the stitches don't allow that.

1. Can this Moza still be used as all leather moza have stitches?
2. Do I have to repeat all the Salaah that were performed after making masa in the Moza?
3. If Salaah needs to be repeated, what must I do about those who read Salaah behind me as I don't know who some of them were?

Q: I performed asr once, broke my wudoo, went downstairs and the banisters of the stairs have paint bits that come off onto your hands [not wet paint, its like white specks that come off] and then I made wudoo' and went back upstairs using banisters, prayed and when I finished after a short while of being in my room I looked in the mirror and noticed a small speck on my eyelid and this speck doesn't really take much to take off, even a rub does it and now what do I do? Do I assume my prayer's valid as it could have been either times, but most likely the speck would have come off in wudoo as you wash your face three times?

Q: My question is that, some times it occurs that we both my wife and me sleep together and I have a discharge during sleeping and this fluid touches the body of my wife. Is ghusal compulsory for both or for only the husband?