Tahaarat

Q: I have a problem with my stool passage. I don't know how to explain it but it gives of fluids without me knowing it also makes my clothes moist. Its such a thin fluid that when it exits I don't even feel it exiting. My inner garment is moist. I don't know how to attain tahaarat with this fluid and how do I perform my salaah. This fluid has a stench of stool because of it exiting from that passage. After istinjaah I dry myself and rub my hand across I still smell that stench.

Q: I used a leather Moza and it needed to be rinsed due to getting wet with dirty water. After rinsing it I removed it and found it to be damp on the inner side near the seems. I've read that Moza need to be water proof but I see the stitches don't allow that.

1. Can this Moza still be used as all leather moza have stitches?
2. Do I have to repeat all the Salaah that were performed after making masa in the Moza?
3. If Salaah needs to be repeated, what must I do about those who read Salaah behind me as I don't know who some of them were?

Q: I performed asr once, broke my wudoo, went downstairs and the banisters of the stairs have paint bits that come off onto your hands [not wet paint, its like white specks that come off] and then I made wudoo' and went back upstairs using banisters, prayed and when I finished after a short while of being in my room I looked in the mirror and noticed a small speck on my eyelid and this speck doesn't really take much to take off, even a rub does it and now what do I do? Do I assume my prayer's valid as it could have been either times, but most likely the speck would have come off in wudoo as you wash your face three times?

Q: My question is that, some times it occurs that we both my wife and me sleep together and I have a discharge during sleeping and this fluid touches the body of my wife. Is ghusal compulsory for both or for only the husband?

Q: The other day I went to the bathroom to use the toilet and noticed a brown spot on the inside of my underwear. I am not sure how this had come as I had only passed stool the night before only, and after passing stool I had went for a shower/ghusl. In the afternoon around asr time whilst in the bathroom I noticed a brown mark on my underwear and found a mark only on the inside of the underwear. My pants was black so I could not see if there was a mark, I did check and found nothing. I had also checked the same spot on the outside of the underwear and it didn't look like any brown mark there but because it was material there was a slight smell. I had sat on many places during the day, some of these places were my car, rooms in an office, doctors office, home etc. Do these places become napaak wherever I sat? I am always very very careful with regards to istinja and as said I am not sure how this happen. It might have happened when I broke wind etc. Please advise urgently?

Q: If a very small amount of blood or pus comes out (and was removed) from a wound or cut, will wudhu break?

Q: 

1. Is the plaque (white dirt) that accumalates on the teeth neccesary to remove and the wax on the ears for Ghusl to be done?
2. Till which portion of the mouth is it Fardh to wash for Ghusl to be done? 
3. Dirt stuck in between the teeth without removing them, will the Ghusl be valid?

Maaf for the Takleef, I always had doubts regaarding this, resulting in me spending lot of time doing one Ghusl.

Q: Do males have to 'wash' their beard when performing wudhu or simply make khilaal of the beard?

Q: We have dawlance 5200 washing machine and it has the facility of washing as well as swill (khanggalna). It has the system of swill is like that we place all the clothes (having water of surf) in the bucket like structure and open a supply of water. The water continuously falls on the upper side of the bucket filled with clothes and get away from the downward side. After switch on the button the bucket spins and the whole process is for the ten minutes. The number of clothes filled in bucket is approximately ten. One day mistakenly my mother mistakenly wash a dirty (napaak) clothes of having mani with the other clothes in the washing machine and the swill as usually. Will all the clothes be na paak?  We have to clean all the clothes? 

Q: I have been having quite a lot of nose bleeds recently. After the bleeding stops, after washing the area a lot, there are no visible traces of blood, but you can still smell it. What is the ruling on this?