Q: There are some black things like dots on chicken meat when it comes from the market. If I wash the chicken thoroughly then the black thing like dots are removed, otherwise not. Is it necessary to wash out those black dots?
Also please guide how much a chicken should be washed?
Q: Please advise. I performed my ghusl as per usual. About an hour later I found some “dirt” in the crevice of my ear, like maybe old skin cells or maybe like the texture of tears once it has dried up. Is my ghusl counted? My concern is that the water did not pass over the area where the “dirt” was found and as such my ghusl might not be counted. Please advise.
Q: I sometimes find after performing Salaah, a little dirt under my nails. Most often my nails are short. What will be the condition of my Salaah? Is it valid?
Q: Mai khuwab mai gandagi dekhti hu.
Q:
1. My husband passed away on the 27th of February at 3:15 PM. When will my iddat terminate?
2. I have a washing machine in my garage which is located in front of my house. Can I go there to do my washing? I have no maid. Similarly can I take the dirt and leave it outside in the demarcated area?
3. The deceased leaves behind the following heirs. How will the estate be distributed? Mother Father 3 Sisters Wife 1 Son (2 and half years old) 1 daughter ( 5 years old)
Q: If there is some dirt under my nail and I make wudhu not realizing its there and only realize afterwards, will my wudhu have to be redone?
Q:
1. After making wudhu, dirt on the cheek remains even after washing the cheek, is the wudhu valid or must the that part of the face be washed again?
2. After making wudhu, sunblock on the face remains even after washing that part of the face, is the wudhu valid?
3. After making wudhu, the dirt (like sand which you normally find when awakening from sleep) remains in the corner of the eye even after washing that part of the face in wudhu, is the wudhu valid?