Q: Someone I know used to drink alcohol and use lipsticks right after having it. Now when she has purified herself if she uses the same lipsticks when she did after consuming alcohol will she become impure and spread impurity? Does she have to throw away all makeup used at that time. If she doesn't remember whether she used a particular lipstick after consuming alcohol and is doubtful, what should be done as makeup is expensive? Is their any way?
Q: I asked this question before as well but I was confused. If my husband drinks alcohol and immediately after that becomes intimate, do I become impure due to his saliva as it's very hectic taking bath again and again. Also during menses if a female does istinja and after istinja the water falls on the feet, is it impure?
Q: If one has any najasah on one's clothing and then one immerses oneself in a big pool etc will the clothing become pure if there is no traces left of the impurity?
Q: Tayammum was made for ghusal on a severe winters morning as there was no intizaam for hot water.
1. When does the Tayammum expire?
2. Does the fajr salaah need to be repeated?
Q: If my husband drinks alcohol and then becomes intimate, do I become impure or my mouth becomes impure due to saliva touching me after consuming alcohol? Please help.
Q: Islam has allowed a mazoor with urinary incontinence to pray Quran and namaz with new wudhu but what about istinja? My situation is not good. I really want to pray all namaz but I am finding it very difficult. I have two questions?
1. Do we need to do istinja before every wudhu and
2. If I am out and I don't find any private place for istinja, so in this case do I have to only make wudhu and pray namaaz?
Q: I have always suffered from the disease of urinary dribbling, but recently it has become aggravated and I have fallen into the category of ma'adhur (one with a chronic excuse). My question is a two-part question related to my current situation:
1) A few weeks ago I was praying Isha (and some other prayers along with it). Unfortunately I was also in a state of sexual excitement at the time (no erection, but just a feeling of excitement). During my prayer I felt some najasat exiting my penis several times, but since I was already ma'adhur, I continued praying. My concern is that the najasat was prostatic fluid, and the prayers became invalid.
2) On another occasion I was standing in prayer and I got this sudden urge to urinate (which was not there at the time I started Salah), and I was trying to suppress the urge and the pressure, but some urine did exit at the time. However, within less than a minute the urge just disappeared, and I continued praying (and prayed several other prayers too) with that wudhu. Does this situation also fall within the realm of my normal udhur or should I have stopped my prayer and repeated my wudhu?
Q: What should one do in a situation where, after having purchased a house, it transpires that the toilets and baths in the house are facing Kibla. Because of the way the house is built, it is only possible to move the toilets and/or the baths to the opposite walls but that would mean that one’s back would then be facing Kibla. Please advise.
Q: After masturbating I had my fardh ghusl. I washed my entire body and when I exited the shower they're still was a sticky substance on my penis. I thereafter washed it again but the stickiness remained. I thereafter dried my self and my penis with a towel.
1. Was my ghusal done?
2. Did my towel get dirty and after drying my body did my body also get dirty?
Q: After intercourse the bed gets wet by semen and wife's fluid. After it dries, is it paak?