Tahaarat

Q:

(A) I had a shower at night. I washed my slippers and feet whilst in the shower.

(B) Then I went out of the house for just over 2 hours wearing the same slippers. When I returned home it is most likely that, by that time, my slippers were dry.

(C) I then got in to the sleeping bag, which I have borrowed from my parents home and which I am using at my house. At the time I went to sleep in the sleeping bag it is most likely that my feet were dry. At the time of sleeping, I thought to myself, when I wake up in the morning I must wash my feet and slippers again as a precautionary measure.

Q: I always have doubts whether I washed my hands after istinja or after washing my child. Will everything I touch become impure?

Q: If tayammum is done for Zuhr Salaah, can we read Asr, Maghrib and Esha Salaah with the same tayammum?

Q: Sometimes when my daughter swims, she chokes and some of the water comes out of her mouth. Does this make her mouth napaak and if she eats and drinks from dishes thereafter does the dishes also become napaak?

Q: My father is elderly and has difficulty lifting his feet to the sink when performing wudhu. Is it permissible for him to wash them by placing them in a bowl of water? 

Q: If a woman sees and experiences a sexual dream. This is followed by a vibration sensation (climax). She wakes up and does not feel or notice any additional discharge in her genital area. Does this necessitate ghusal?

Q: When I was at school I had some dirty sexual thoughts during the day and I was not sure if discharge had came out or not but when I got home I noticed only a tiny bit of discharge on my underwear, but when I used the bathroom and washed there was a lot of discharge. Am I napaak? If I don't do ghusul right away will everything in my use become napaak?

Q: I work in a non Muslim country and during lunch time; I go to my car and pray Zuhr prayer by sitting on driver seat without performing ablution (I do tayammum by touching my hands on the steering). Can my prayer be valid? I believe praying prayer like this is better than not praying at all.

Q:

1) A person has a bathroom with toilet shower etc in one room. If he makes wudhu in the shower cubicle, with the transparent glass between him and the toilet, will it be permissible to read the duas and take Allah's name?

2) In the masjid toilets, there is a passage with many doors for individual toilets. Is the passage considered to be part of the toilets?

3) If the passage through next to the toilets leads to classrooms, which are also accessible from the masjid, and a person needs to carry kitaabs through to the classroom, should he use this passage or go through the masjid?

Q: If I get a wet dream before fajr, can I skip the ghusal and wash off all the impurities and pray my salaah?