Impurities

Q: Does a leather sandal become pure by just being rinsed under a tap? (It was messed with urine and impure water). 

Q: Yesterday I found a piece of toilet paper with stool on the shower floor, my concern is that my family had showered in there and while I am not certain if they specifically stepped on the toilet paper, since the entire floor within the shower is wet, I would like to know if this makes the whole shower floor napaak thereby making their feet (as they are barefoot in the shower) and all the surfaces their feet touched napaak as well.

Q:

1. If some impurity gets in a water jug that is used to purify one self after using the bathroom, is it alright to simply wash the jug by filling it up under running water and pouring it out?

2. Does one have to do this three times?

3. Does one have to wait until there is no more water dropping from it after pouring it out before refilling it again?

Q: My question is about urine drops. I have an issue of urine drops coming out of my body during prayer.

1. Kindly suggest a wazifa for cure.

2. When urine drops come out of my body, I dont know the exact place where drops are as the drops are sort of dried up. What shall I do in such a situation? Shall I wash the whole area or shall I ignore it?

Q: If one had a wisdom tooth extracted and has yellow discharge coming out from the extraction hole, which is not blood or pus, though one does not know exactly what it is, can one swallow it during prayer? What if in the case where the discharge is food debris that are being pushed out of the hole?

Q: I have a problem of urine drops. Is it necessary to make istinja after drops of urine come out or wiping with a tissue is sufficient?

Q: In an automatic washing machine we just have to put the clothes and the detergent and it automatically fills water and washes the clothes as well as it automatically drains the water after washing. Will the impure clothes become paak or pure? Some scholars say that washing impure clothes in an automatic washing machine does not make it paak.

Q:

1. My sister mopped the bathroom that my younger brother used, and the bathroom had pee drops on the floor as my younger brother doesn't exercise caution when it comes to pee drops. Then, not knowing this, I used the same mop and mop bucket with the same used water inside, to mop the whole living room. While the living room was wet, everyone walked all over it, and the wetness transferred everywhere in the house. By the time I learned a few days later that the mop had been used to mop the bathroom, all the wetness had been dried. What should be done in this case?

2. Also, my mother prayed on the living room floor (no prayer mat, just on the floor) many prayers. Does she have to repeat them?

Q: I have one separate quilt for me and my wife. It gets contaminated with sexual fluids. Its very tough to wash it so frequently as its very thick and woollen in nature. Is it permissible to use it for a number of days.

Q: I stepped on some stool of an animal but was unaware until later in the day. The place I work is in a room that is carpeted. The day I was working, it was also raining making the soul of the shoe wet making me believe that the najasat has spread on the carpeted floor at my place of work. Now, as I work there on a regular basis I wanted to know:

1. If I would have to clean the carpet in the room?

2. How would I clean the carpet in the whole room as the carpet is stuck to the floor.

3. Would it suffice using a mop or wipes to just wipe over the carpet?

4. If I walked on the carpet again with wet shoes would the napaaki transfer from the carpet to my shoe to other areas e.g. car, home etc...