Tahaarat

Q: When I first started doing istibraa after going toilet about 2 years ago, I never used to do it properly for about the first 8 months. I used to go to the toilet and without waiting for all the urine drops to come out I used to wash myself. At that time I didn't even realise that I had to wait for all the urine drops to come out. After washing myself I would then wrap some toilet paper around my private part and after about half an hour I used to take out the toilet paper but I never used to wash myself again. I didn't realise that I had to wash myself again.

My question is, do I have to make qadha of all my salaahs in this period of about 8 months? I also was imam for many salaahs.

Q:

1. If a woman has a wet dream and upon awakening, takes a ghusal and performs salaah and then notices more discharge, does she have to take gusal again and repeat the salaah?

2. If a woman has a wet dream during haidh does ghusal become compulsory on her?

Q:

1. I'm 8 months pregnant and I have lots of discharge every day. I can't even perform salah from one wudhu so what will I have to do?

2. As I have lots of discharge day and night as well so how can I get to know that I have to do ghusl for a wet dream? 

Q: Sometimes after doing ghusl or at other times when I bend my body and when my stomach is pressed I feel as if a drop of urine is dropped. If this happened, can I perform salaah or is it compulsory to change my underwear? 

Q: Sometimes I have doubts that a small amount of sperm has leaked. When I check, sometimes it will be there and sometimes not. Which can be visible if I check it carefully. In this case do I need to take a full bath or I should wash only my private part or below the waist?

Q: If a person intentionally or unintentionally thinks of things that cause sexual excitement, and then experiences wetness, will this be called a wet dream (احتلام)?

Q: During wudhu, if a person forgets to wash a limb and only remembers after washing another limb, what should he do?

Q: I have a discharge problem. I am not sure whether I am qualified as a mazoor or not. On normal days, as a precaution, I insert a tissue into my private part, but while I am fasting I dont insert tissue because my fast may break. Sometimes I am unable to clean the area properly with a tissue and then I insert a dry tissue. So while fasting I dont put tissue and offer prayers but I feel wetness and still I continue to pray. Since I have a discharge problem and little wetness is there when I check after prayers. What do I do as I am confused? I am afraid that I may doing kufr by offering namaz in this condition.

Q: Until now I did not turn my nose piercing and ear piercing holes during ghusl and wudu.

Would all my prayers since I got my nose piercing (about 8 months ago) be invalid as I did not turn my nose stud/jewellery so water can reach the hole during ghusl and wudu.

Q: I would like to know the mas'ala on being a mazoor. A woman considers herself a mazoor due to continuos discharge. She will be going for umrah and would like to insert a tampon to make it easier for her so that she does not have to make wudu for every salaah. My question is:

1. When must she insert her tampon so that she does not have to make a new wudu for every salaah?

2. If she inserts a tampon, will she then not be considered a mazoor?

3. After removing the tampon, does she again consider herself as a mazoor?