Tahaarat

Doubts

Q: I had a small cut on my finger. There was a little bit of water in the wound but it was not flowing, it was still within the wound. I wiped some cream on the wound and then creamed my body. At the time of wiping I was under the impression that the wound had heeled, but after the cream had dried I noticed there was still water within the wound. Did I spread any najis?

Urine problems

Q: I am suffering from urinary incontinence I mean leakage of urine all the time. My treatment is going on but till I recover I want to know how shall I pray namaaz and quraan? Please help me out give me best answer according to Islamic knowledge.

Doubts regarding urine drops

Q:

  1. I suffer from droplet problem. After passing urine I wash and put toilet paper till all the droplets come out. However sometimes the toilet paper moves out of place. Does this make my underwear napaak and do I have to wash it?
  2. Previously I should ignore this and thik it to be waswasa, I have led quite number of salaah as imam in this state. How do I make up for all the musallis salaah that was read behind me?

Scratching behind the ear

Q: In ghusl, I felt behind my ear two things that are abnormal like scratch able dots it felt like. Anyway after ghusl and after wudoo I scratched one dot and the area was now a bit smooth, but I don't know what was there or would it affect my tahaharah. I feel ONE was maybe a scab, but I don't know  if both was for sure, must I do anything?

Performing Salaah with a wound

Q:

  1. I had a scratch on my knee which I thought was almost healed. However, at the end of the day, I noticed many small spots (which I assume was discharge from the wound) on my pants and kurta around the knee area. I do not know when this occurred, but it is likely that some of the discharge occurred while performing sajdah. Do I have to repeat all salaah/tilaawat for that day?
  2. If one covers a wound with a bandage, and blood may or may not flow onto the bandage, would it be permissible to perform salaah in that condition, or does one have to be certain that the bleeding has stopped?
  3. Referring to (2), can one lead the salaah in that condition?