Q: I am a 30 year old newly married male. When I touch or kiss my wife, a little amount of semen comes out. In this condition can I perform namaz by washing the affected area without changing clothes or underwear?
Q: Ghusl with water mixed with chemicals and mud such that its color is lightly brown, is the water acceptable for ghusl?
If not then, how is ghusl acceptable with sea water which is also muddy and brownish but no chemicals?
Q: I would like to know if ghusl is fardh on a woman if she has a thought and feels a slight discharge, but doesn't check it because on every ocassion it is seen to be normal discharge, and not mani.
I always experience this during istinja and have checked on many ocassions, but have recently stopped checking because I experience a lot of normal discharge and know it can't be mani. I am still doubtful. Am I ritually impure for not checking this time?
Q: I am having trouble learning how to purify a carpet. I honestly feel like I have transferred filth in so many places, it must be likely that my salah are not counting. What is the difference between a thick and thin carpet?
I put water three times on impure cat vomit while drying (not completely) with towels in between. But the carpet is thin enough that some water gets to the bottom if I saturate it with enough water. Did I do this incorrectly and now filth is transferred everywhere since later on peoples feet touched that wet area?
Q: Does sitting and taking a bath fall under the aadaab, mustahabbaat or sunan of ghusl?
Q: Can the dried urine of a 7 month old child on a bed make the parents clothes 'napak'?
Q: If I was in the bathroom and mistakenly I stepped on my pants I was wearing, do my pants become napaak? Do I have to change my pants?
Q: What is istibraa and is it allowed in Islam?
Q: If I see white discharge the amount of 1 dirham after performing salah, should I repeat my salaah?
What should be considered as najasat, only the white discharge or both white discharge and the wet part around it?
Q: Two days ago, there was dog sniffing the pathway for a long time. I saw a small handful puddle of wetness. So on that area I pushed the pram back and front again twice. After couple of days, my son used to play with the pram tyre by rolling it on his hand. He did that with wet hands and touched utensils with wet hands to eat and below where I have later placed utensils on top when wet. Now I know if a dog licked it we have to wash the earth 7 times. Now because of the saliva that has spread on my house must I wash each utensil that have been touched by him.