Q: I recently learnt in my madresa that we should be careful when making ghusl in Ramadaan and that we should be careful when washing our behind because water gets sucked up and that will break the fast. My question is how should we wash the behind and till what extent, so that the water does not get sucked up.
Q: If a person used zam zam water for istinjaa whilst having no other water available, will he be sinful?
Q: I am a mazoor suffering from urine incontinence. My private part is always soiled with urine. I want to know whenever I wash my private part after urinating, the water falls on my underwear and remember my private part is soiled with urine. Is my underwear pure or impure?
Q: A person, whilst on safr urgently needed to answer the call of nature. Unfortunately there was no water available for at least 30km's. Hence, he used juice (drink o pop - mix a drink) for istinjaa. Thereafter he made tayammum and offered his fajr salaah. Was the salaah valid or should it be repeated?
Q: When I use the toilet and try to wash my hands, the water that I am trying to wash my hands with get on my clothes and feet. So is it najis?
Q: Can I do istinja with toilet paper instead of water? Will my wudhu be valid if I just use toilet paper instead of water for istinja then perform the rest of the wudu or do I need to always use water?
Q: I always have doubts whether I washed my hands after istinja or after washing my child. Will everything I touch become impure?
Q: My question is regarding wudhu for Salaah. If someone urinates and he uses toilet paper not water and thereafter he makes wudhu, washes his hands, nose, face, arms, hair and feet, so can he be declared as clean for Salaah?