Impurities

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?

Q: 

1. My question is that after intercourse I wipe myself. If some sperm gets on my hand I wipe it with a tissue then put my qamees on. Is my qamees paak or do I have to wash my hands before touching anything.
2. If something is najis. Do you have to wash it 3 times and squeeze each time or until there is no sign of najasaat?

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?

Q: I wanted to ask a question regarding purity when I go to toilet for a urination. I often get up and I find some drops leaked. So now I rub my private part upwards lightly 3 times to take out excess urine. So will rubbing the private part to remove urine release semen and will I have to do ghusl?

Q: Please can you advise me with regards to whether when urine falls on my skin and I wipe my skin and ensure it is dry. If I subsequently perspire does my clothes as well as all the places I sit on (bed, chair etc) become napaak and do I have to clean these surfaces by wiping them thrice?

Q: Do all my clothes become napaak through ihtilaam? After ihtilaam if I don't make ghusal and just change my clothes, do these clothes become napaak as well?

Q: What is the difference of mani and discharge in women ie how would a woman know that it is discharge or some other thing in which ghusl becomes fardh?