Tahaarat

Q: I was away on holiday and some of my clothes got napaak, once the clothes were dry I packed it in a plastic bag and then in my luggage. When I arrived home and unpacked my bag I noticed that most of my clothes were damp, the outside of the plastic bag didn't however seem to be wet (but I can't be 100% sure as it isn't easy to tell). I am not sure what happened at the airline that may have caused the clothes to get damp. My question is whether this makes my bags napaak and everything else that was in it

Q: Girl has been baaligh for about 5 years. She remembers being particular about doing ghusls from her menstruation but now shes getting doubts that sometimes she might have got yellow discharge in her menstruation days in the first few years and she didnt do ghusl again because she used to get yellow discharge in her paaki days (as white discharge when drying up can turn yellow) but now shes getting doubts and she used to have a bath eveyday (like washing her whole body) but cant remember if every time if she washed her nose and gargled so now how much qadha namaz should she pray coz her ghusl might be done at the wrong time.

Q:

1. If we wash napaak cloths in a bucket, will the bucket get napaak? Do all the cloths which we wash afterwards will be napaak?

2. How to make a the bucket paak. I usually pour water inside and outside of bucket using hand shower three times. Is emptying it out after every refill is necessary? 

Q: Could you please let me know if it's permissible to only remove a period stain from a bedsheet with the help of wet tissues before completely washing it in the washing machine or getting it washed from a laundry shop? Will it make the washing machine and other clothes in it najis? It's extremely difficult to wash a king size bedsheet by hand.

Q: With regards to an impurity that cannot be seen, is it sufficient that the impure object (e.g. cloth, fabric) is washed and dryed once, or must it be washed and dried three times?

Q:

1. According to Bahishti Zewar, Tayammum is performed by first striking the palms of both the hands on a “clod of earth” and then passing the hands on the face. Thereafter, the palms of both hands are again struck on a clod of earth and passed over both the arms including the elbows. However, what about the feet? Are the feet not included at all?

2. In instances where a clean piece of ground is nowhere to be found, what then are the alternatives? In the situation, if one happens to have a bag of plaster sand in one’s garage, would Tayammum be valid if the plaster sand is used instead?

3. Once salaat is performed with Tayammum, is it necessary to repeat the salaat when water becomes available?

Q: Is the glue used in a plaster waterproof? If I remove the plaster, and after doing wudhu, perform several salaahs, and then find out that the glue is still on my limb, are my salaahs valid or should I repeat them?

Q: If urine on the floor is wiped with a wet cloth two times, but the traces of water and some dust is still there, will the floor be considered paak after drying?

Q: I met up in an accident 3 days ago. My leg is injured and has a cast on it. One night I had a wet dream so now ghusal is compulsory on me. How do I take ghusal and pray salaah?

Q: The hanafi madthab believe that liquid filth the size of the palms of ones hands is excusable during salah. I was wondering what evidence is there that liquid filth this size is excusable?