Is the water that comes out of a wound impure?
Q: Is the transparent water that comes out from wound impure?
Q: Is the transparent water that comes out from wound impure?
Q:
1. If one finds any impurity, like a small amount of stool on his clothes, would the clothes be considered napak and would the prayers offered with such clothes need to be repeated?
2. What amount of a najasat renders a cloth napak and impermissible to pray with?
3. If I need to repeat the prayer, would only the Fardh and witr be repeated or also the sunnat and nafl?
Q: My 4 year old kid sometimes urinates a few drops in his pajamas and doesn't tell me. When I check then I find his trouser wet. We have leather sofas, so when I check the area where he was sitting, it's mostly dry. Maybe it gets dry by the time I go check or maybe it doesn't get wet at all. Should I wash that area or how do I purify it?
Q: If menstrual blood stains a black garment and we cannot see the stain at all, will it be pure if we wash it three times?
Q:
1. Do I have to repeat salah if I had discharge on my underwear?
2. Should I perform qadha salah if I am unsure/do not know/doubtful whether a condition of my salah was fulfilled?
Q: My neighbours often barbecue in the summer, and the meat they eat is not halaal. Usually, when I wash the clothes, I put them outside to dry.
If the smoke from the impure meat comes into contact with the wet clothes which I put outside, will the clothes become impure?
Q: My brother bathed in a tub of water after urinating without doing istinja. Will the things he touches become impure? What if we cannot see, taste, smell the impurity, do we have to clean that object?
Q: Can salaah be read with discharge on one's underwear?
Q: I felt a splash of urine above my ankle, but I could not wash it immediately because my socks would get wet, so I wiped it thoroughly with my wet hand and decided to wash that area during wudhu. During wudhu, I forgot to wash it and then offered Jumuah salaah. Will my salaah be valid?
Q: If my mom normally cooks machine-slaughtered chicken for my family but one day she decided to cook hand-slaughtered chicken for me using the same utensils (pots and spoons) as she uses to cook the machine-slaughtered chicken. Does she need to wash and rinse the utensils a certain number of times to make it pure to cook in?