Q: In the English Behishti Zewar, it is written that "Similarly, if there is pain in the eyes and they are sore, and in addition to this they water or tears come out, then too wudhu will break (as in the case of pink eyes). But if there is no pain in the eyes nor are they sore, then wudhu will not break by the mere flowing of tears." Does this mean that the wudhu breaks when we slice onions?
Q: According to the Shaafi mazhab, can we use moza khuffain socks?
Q: When I meet my wife but do not have the actual intercourse with her, thin fluid comes out from my private part. If I clean it in the morning then is it ok or is it necessary to have ghusal?
Q: Are blackheads/whiteheads/pimples considered najis and if they are squeezed out is wudhu nullified?
Q: If a person steps on a ground covered in impure water wearing shoes and thereafter walks on dry grass, will this be sufficient to purify it?
Q: Tap water that comes in my house is not clean. So when I perform ghusal, I don't gargle. Instead, after doing ghusal I gargle with clean water. Is my ghusal valid?
Q: During wudhu is it Sunnah to make khilaal of the fingers, beard and toes three times or once? What is the reference for the above from saheeh Hadith?
Q: If a mango string is stuck in my teeth, I did my best to clean my teeth before making ghusl mindful that all mango strings are taken out, after ghusl I read salaah and quraan. The next morning I ate thereafter I cleaned my teeth again and I found a small single mango string from my teeth. Is the ghusl, salaah and reading of quraan valid? The mango string is as thin as hair.
Q: Does cream fall under the mas’alah of oil with regards to wudhu and ghusal?
Q:
1) I want to ask you, is a woman's vaginal discharge different from her mani in texture and colour?
2) If she saw discharge on her clothes, then how will she make out the difference between vaginal discharge and mani?