Q: If you remember making the hand bannister on the stairs napaak about 2 years ago because some urine soaked clothes touched it but you forgot about it and now you just remembered and you've touched it with wet hands since then what should you do?
Q: If you can't remember if you made something napaak what should you do?
Q: I have been reading online but there are different views. Some scholars say that alcohol is haram to consume but it is not impure in literal sense and not impure to touch. Similarly some scholars say it is haram to consume and also impure to touch. If we go to a place that serves alcohol will the table or other places be regarded as impure. Please shed some light.
Q:
1.If a person drinks alcohol is his/her mouth considered impure.
2. If their saliva touches us or something will that thing become impure.
3. If after alcohol someone uses lipstick will the lipstick become impure.
4. If the alcoholic person sleeps on a pillow and drools like their spit comes out in their sleep will the pillow be impure.
5. If their spit touches their hair and we touch the hair will we become impure?
Q: If my husband drinks and then becomes intimate do I become impure or my mouth becomes impure due to saliva touching me?
Q: If during the night while sleeping some how sperm came out. In such a condition what do we have to do? Do we have to change the bed sheet or just clean that place with water?
Q: How can I make make impure (najis) books pure (taahir) as they got touched by urine? Will this answer be appropriate for semen, blood, stool?
Q: If a small amount of najaasat eg. blood the size of a fingernail falls on the garment, then does the garment need to be changed or can you make it paak by washing it 3 times?
Q: It was raining outside, the sole of my shoes were wet, they touched the top part of my other shoe. The shoes are made of absorbent cotton material. I understand that doubt cannot uplift certainty. But I know that I must have stepped on some kind of najis some where so I think the top part of my shoe became impure, but even if I did there was no trace of it. Also before I stepped on my other shoe I walked for a bit on wet ground, would that have cleaned up the sole of my shoe? I suffer from waswasas as well.
Q: I washed my clothes in the washing machine, one item of clothing, a raincoat which is made from waterproof material came out dripping a bit, but the rest of the clothes were wet but not dripping. Are my clothes clean still?