Tahaarat

Q: When one's husband has masturbated his wife's clitoris only (without any contact on the vaginal area), must she perform the ghusal?

Q: A lady is old and wears a napkin. It is difficult for her to walk and needs to have assistance. If her napkin becomes wet often, does she need to go to the toilet as well as change that napkin every time? It is very difficult for her. She cannot do any of these things by herself and needs for it to be done for her.

Q: When I was making wudhu, my pants got wet in the basin. I have no knowledge of najasat in it, so I read namaaz with it. Is it pure?

Q: I could not remember if I washed after I went to the toilet when passing urine. What should be done in such a situation? If anything other than ignore it. What happens to my Salaah because I ignored it now and maybe before too?

Q: Must a mustahaza change her pad before each Salaah?

Q: We eat so many things that is made by non-muslims and they don’t have to do fardh ghusal because they do not know paak/napaak, and if they are from Halaal sources then we say they are Halaal, thinking this makes me confused. Please explain as I waste a lot of water due to this doubt.

Q: Due to medical reasons, the doctor has prescribed a cream that needs to be inserted into the vagina with a tube. Does ghusal become compulsory?

Q: After a wet dream or sexual relation with the wife when ghusal becomes farz, if I touch any utensil like a glass or plate would it become najis? Or I just washed my face then wiped it on a towel then I used this towel after I have a shower, would my ghusal be valid? Or do I have to wash these before I or someone else uses it. I get confused thinking this is wrong that until I have a shower I should not touch anything with wet hands.

Q: In case a person completes his/her bath and realizes that a part might have been left dry, what is the state of the ghusal?

Q: If one is making ghusal then must all the plaque from ones teeth be removed.