Tahaarat

Q: How to wash a cloth which has impurity in it, especially one with semen after a wet dream? Can one wear the cloth and take a bath to clean it or should it be washed separately?

Q: How to wash a cloth which has impurity in it, especially one with semen after a wet dream? Can one wear the cloth and take a bath to clean it or should it be washed separately?

Q: If a person walks with wet feet on a dry impure carpet, does his feet become impure?

Q: If a woman has urinary incontinence, what are the rules concerning her wudhu?

Q: If a person's clothes were napaak and were not washed at all. Someone took it and placed in the washing basket. It was washed with the other clothes and it is now clean (apparently). Will it still have to be washed two more times or the washing machine was sufficient?

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Q: My dad has a pair of relatively old brown leather slippers. As I am not an expert, I do not know if any part of the slippers is made from cow or pig leather. Yesterday he used those slippers for wudhu and with wet feet, he walked in a carpeted room for Salaah. I then performed wudhu in a separate pair of slippers and walked in to the same room, with wet feet, to perform Salaah in Jamaat with him. Some wetness that remained on my feet, transferred to my clothes whilst in the sitting position. My dry hands touched the same carpet. Questions are as follows:

Q: Minuscule food parts in mouth after wudhu, does it affect the wudhu from being valid? i.e. they were floating in the mouth when rinsing mouth during wudhu. Moreover, what is the ruling on doing wudhu when one has food particles between one’s teeth?

Q: After wudhu and prayer one sees few (say 3 or 4) black minuscule grains of something (like a minuscule grain of powder or dust) under the nails, had it affect his wudhu?

Q: As nail polish nullifies wudhu, is it okay for one with onychophagia (nail biting disorder which is part of the OCD spectrum) to wear clear nail polish or bitter tasting nail polish to prevent her or himself from biting as it is damaging to the skin around the nail, cuticles, etc and puts the person at a risk of infection if they don't take steps to stop nail biting or is it still haram despite the health risk?

Q: Somebody takes ghusal (including wudhu), afterwards he put on his khuffayn. Later on he discovers a part that he left dry (such as his belly button) during ghusal. Must he also take of his khuffayn and wash the feet together with the part he left dry?