Tahaarat

Q: I find wetness in my private parts all day long (75 percent of time in 24 hours). It's watery. When it dries I can't see anything. After istinja if I wipe it, I still find some drops there. Today when I got up for fajr, I found watery substance with no colour in it. There was no stickyness. I was not even feeling like urinating and if sometime Ii feel like urinating during day or night it does not mean that I will just do it. I am highly confused for my taharat (purity). What should I do for offering namaaz? Are my clothes and myself impure? I can't wear panty and liners all day long, it creates itchiness.

Q: Do all my clothes become napaak through ihtilaam? After ihtilaam if I don't make ghusal and just change my clothes, do these clothes become napaak as well?

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1. Does wudu break when we bleed from any part of the body or just from the parts of wudu?
2. What if the blood has flown and we don't know? Will the salah be accepted in this case?
3. What if we have doubt whether the blood has flown or not where we can't see like on the back, etc?

Q: What is the difference of mani and discharge in women ie how would a woman know that it is discharge or some other thing in which ghusl becomes fardh?

Q: Can we touch a dog? Does the wudu remain? What should we do in case of a dog lick?

Q: I would like to know how do I make items that have become napaak with vomit or urine paak (such as tiled floors, couches, tables and chairs). Can I wipe them with a cloth 3 times, rinsing the cloth each time?

Q: What is the correct method for making wudhu with mozaazs for females?

Q: Is it ok to touch a dog? What about the dogs saliva getting on your body? Is it true that we have to wash our body 3 times where the dog touches?

Q: I have discovered that some of my shoes have been manufactured using pig material. I need to dispose of them. Do I give it to a non-Muslim or, do I put them into the garbage bin. I am concerned that we cannot give anything that is haraam for us to non-Muslims, as they potentially could be blessed with imaan, at some point in their life. I will appreciate your help in this matter.

Q: I had a bunch of shoes that I needed to wash, leather running shoes and other shoes. One of my shoes had pee drops on it. I put the shoes into a washing machine with soap and then after the first washing was done, I did another wash in the same machine with soap. I was going to do a third but I didn't because I thought it was clean. Do you have do wash things that are najis in the washing machine by entering money on three different cycles, or is the one time with money enough for the clothes to be clean?