Tahaarat

Q: I had the urge to go to the restroom (for toilet). Before sitting on the toilet seat I usually check the toilet seat whether there is any thing on it or not (I bent my back while checking). The moment I stood straight, I was confused whether from the toilet or normal discharge that gushed out. It gushed so much (this time I really had the urge to go). It was watery and I am confused whether it was from the toilet or clear discharge and that I put my clothes on the floor. I am not sure whether the impurity touched  floor or not. Should I wash the floor? It happened to me nearly three times. 

Q: I had oral surgery yesterday and then had to make fardh ghusl following the end of my menses. Is the ghusl valid even though I have stitches in my mouth? Do I have to repeat the ghusl once the stitches come out?

Q: After emission of madhi, is it compulsory to wash the testes or is it sufficient to wash that part only where the madhi touched? 

Q: The door of the toilet is facing the qibla but the Indian toilet is facing in a different direction i.e here in India the qibla direction is in the west and the toilet is entered from the west and the toilet part is facing north south. Is it permissible to use the Indian toilet?

Q: Can I pray without ghusl because I was stuck in a situation that at that time I was short of time, i.e. if I do ghusl I will miss Salah. Can I pray by just doing wudu?

Q: Once I was in bus and the asr time was running out and due to discharge coming out I did not have wudu plus I had to wash the area, so I thought I should go home then pray but time ran out, it became qada. In this case what should have I done? Is doing tayammum by the touching the bus seat where I don't see any sand but it should be there, is valid? While praying in the bus if the bus turns it direction, is my prayer valid? Should I open my face (for salah) in front of people?

Q: Can we say zikr and salat if we have najaasat (e.g. small amount of urine) on our clothes or body?

Q: For the reason of taking medication through drip, I have a covering on my arm just below the elbow. This is a plastic tap held by gauze and cannot be removed for at least two days. Is wiping with a wet hand on top of the gauze when performing wudhu correct?

Q: Once, a few pimples on my scalp burst while I was showering and would not stop bleeding. The time for fajr salaah was almost up and my entire body was impure as the water from my head (that was still bleeding) had run all over my body. I tried to wash as much of it as I could but the majority of my body was still impure. I made wudu and performed salaah anyway, just before the time ended. Was this salaah valid? If not, what should I have done in a situation like this?

Q: If one's lips bled with some of the blood going into the saliva, and the person spat out three or more times, then is it permissible for him to swallow his saliva after that?