Q: I was sitting and doing nothing. I didn't have any sexual thoughts but some discharge came out. I went to the bathroom and urinated and then I washed 3-4 times. My question is that am I napak because the discharge came out. I wasn't thinking about anything bad? I have been having doubts. If I did become napak but got my periods but I took a shower, will the napaaki leave or will I be napaak and if I sit and use things will they become napak?
Q: Is this the correct method of ghusul? First do niyyah, then wash hands up to wrist three times, then gargle three times, then wash the private areas. Perform wudhu like normal, pour water over the head three time and recite kalima, then wipe off water from right shoulder three times then left? I have been using this method.
Q: Recently I had an operation in the nose so right now I can not sniff water, how can I do ghusal?
Q: I know masah can be permitted on socks made of leather. Suede is also Leather. I would assume it is permissible to be used for masah however there is one thing that I need clarification on before I start using it for masah purposes. The issue is that suede is not entirely waterproof. Water will eventually seep through if it becomes wet for more than 15 minutes. But I don't know if that matters as it is 100% leather. My question is can fully suede socks be used for masah purposes?
Q: What is the ruling regarding the discharge of a woman.
1) When will her wudhu break?
2) Will she have to make qadha of her previous salaahs if she did not make wudhu when she discharged?
Q: I prayed Fajr and was clearing up my room and about 40 minutes later I saw something on the tip of my thumb's nail and some bit inside. So I put it under the tap to test it. The bit inside was gone, but there was still some blackish mark on the tip of my thumb's nail, but not on the skin - I believe. So should I make up that prayer or not? Looks likely to be impermeable, but it's on the tip of the nail anyway. Literally the edge.
Q: I would like to know that if you have a plaster on your hand and you remove it to perform wudhu and it bleeds after wudhu is complete, then does this invalidate the wudhu?
Q: When wiping an area that is napak, does the water that drips from that area become paak?
Q: I live in India and most probably the droppings of Indian crow (not sure if it is carrion crow or Indian crow but mostly Indian), should I consider the droppings of that crow to be pure?
Q: Does the rule allowing Mani to be scraped off from the garments (for purification) also apply to Mazi?