Q: When a woman using a cotton ball etc. to prevent discharge, is it necessary to remove it & clean oneself before making wudu again if the wudu had broken? This occurs whilst travelling when sometimes the toilet is separate to the wudu area. Must she remove the cotton & reapply it or is she able to just make another wudu?
Q: Please can you help me with the following:
When I flush the toilet, drops of water fall on the seat, does this make the seat napak? If something napaak falls on the toilet seat, I usually wipe the seat with a wet cloth then wipe it with a dry tissue. Sometimes my thigh gets a bit wet when I sit on the seat as the seat is not completely dry after I have dried it, will this make my thigh napaak?
Q: If I forgot to say Bismillah before doing ritual bath, is my ghusl valid? Is Bismillah mandatory before ghusl?
Q: A girl experiences a white discharge everyday. When discharge dries it turns yellow. Is this Istihada? Is she considered ma'zoor?
Q: I’ve heard from someone that it is impermissible to reuse water for wudhu, however if someone lets the water from the tap run over his arm such that only one side of the arm is being directly hit with the water and the other side is getting wet by the water flowing over the arm, then will this be a valid wudhu?
Q: I had ejaculation so then I performed ghusl. After some time a little semen ejaculated even though I was not aroused. Should I do ghusl again?
Q: What are the virtues of using a mudd when making wudhu or ghusl? Are there etiquettes of using a mudd?
Q: I have a blister on my toe due to standing long periods at work with narrow shoes. Is the water in the blister najis? If it is, then what can I do if this blister pops uncontrollably in my sleep on my mattress or in my shoe?
Q: Is the moisture on the inside of the opening of the urine hole najis? Because this opening touched my underwear, like it unfolded and rubbed against my underwear on accident. No urine came out. It was just the urine hole but of-course this area is naturally wet so is it najis?
Q: I asked you a question regarding wet dreams that to what extent should I check the discharge, after awakening after having a wet dream. Should I check with a tissue or with my hand inside the lips because there was sometimes discharge of a very small quantity which was only inside and not visible outside. You replied that if there is no discharge on the surface then you don't need to check further.
I just want to confirm that you mean the visible surface here? It means the outer genetalia which is apparent while the lips are normally closed. If dischrage does not come out or visible to that area, ghusl is not fard on me? Even if its inside?