Q: There was blood on the bathroom floor that I wiped up using tissue quite a while ago. You can hardly see it now in fact not even at all, therefore I do not know the exact locations of where the impurities. When the floor is wet now and I stand on it shall I assume that the impurities have transferred?
Q: I have a wooden flooring and I found out after it has been placed that those who placed it used a wood glue which could contain najais substances. Actually, I read the notice on the box but not the full list of components was given, instead it wrote '...and other selected chemicals.' I am not sure if it contains alcohol or something. Can I pray Salah on it?
Q: While watching romantic scenes of movies some fluids comes out from my private part and I think it gets transferred to my clothes and bed sheets also. How should I wash these clothes to make it paak? If I cannot trace where in the bedsheet the fluid got transferred then what should I do? Do I have to wash the whole bed sheet or should I leave it? If the fluid gets dried and after sometime I sit on the bed sheet with my wet clothes, will my clothes get napaak?
Q: If mazi comes out do you have to wash the kusyatain also?
Q: I have bird pet at home, it is a parakeet. When I leave him out of his cage, he makes droppings on my clothes. Are the droppings of a parakeet tahir and can one make salaah with it?
Q: A person touches the private part of his wife, does his hand become napak?
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Q: If the male private part leaks while playing with one's wife, if it is washed and wudu is done will one be paak. If the liquid goes on the clothes will they be napaak.
Q: If a person touches something napak, then his hands become napak. Now this person forgets and touches his phone, does his phone become napak?
Q: How should we wash the masjid carpet if it gets napaak? For any thing to be paak does it have to be squeezed and washed 3 times or the najaasat should be just removed?