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...
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: 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: Can we say zikr and salat if we have najaasat (e.g. small amount of urine) on our clothes or body?
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?
Q: I had an impurity on my hand and it dried. I meant to wash it but I forgot and then I washed a pot (with my hand), heated up something in it and drank it. Is this pot (and what I drank) pure? I washed it under running water. Do I have to worry about the other dishes in the sink being impure since I washed the pot over these dishes (the water I was washing with ran all over them), or can I just assume they are pure?
Q: If one's gums are bleeding a small amount (for example due to brushing their teeth before bed), can they sleep like that and rinse their mouth when they wake up?
Q: I had a question regarding the purity or purification of bed sheets or similar stuff impacted with semen (both visible stains as well as invisible). Please give a detailed and clear idea about the ruling regarding the same. If it is impure then how do I wash large bed sheets, mattresses or blankets in both cases having visible semen stains as well as non visible semen. If I sleep in the same setup do my cloths or body get impure?
Q:
1. If some drops of urine get on the side areas of vagina even after all the precautions, does pouring water over them using Muslim shower during istinja is enough? I usually wash my legs separately, wash with soap and pour water over the area thrice as i don't get satisfied by pouring water while making istinja from Muslim shower. What is the right way? I read on your website somewhere that drops dont need to be washed..they can be wiped with tissues. Is it correct?
2. How many times water should be poured on napaak body part? Some says two, some says three. I use soap then pour water thrice. Is washing with soap necessary?