Q: If a person qualifies for being a mazur and one day he sleeps for the entire namaz time of asr and maghrib. He only wakes up for about 15 minutes during asr and doesn’t pass wind during that time.
Is this person still considered a mazur because he may not have passed wind during sleeping?
Q: I consider myself a mazoor (excused person) due to chronic vaginal discharge. Nothing excessive but I have leaks especially during prayer. I wear panty liners to absorb the discharge. Sometimes theres a lot or just a few drops or even none (between prayer times). Example due to work I pray Zuhr at the end about 10 minutes before Asr. I still do a new wudu for Asr even though the time is very close. I do a new ablution for each prayer.
My question is, do I have to change the panty liner for each prayer? Or can I keep wearing the same one for 2 or 3 prayers?
Q: What is considered “minimum wudu and prayer”+ minimum ghusl in cases of trying to determine if you can make wudu and pray without instance of continuous flowing impurity? Basically what are the fard wudu and fard prayer AND also fard ghusl steps to check this?
Q: I had a fistulectomy wherein for a few months pus and blood will continuously flow out of the wound. Kindly advise on what measures have to be taken regarding the reading of salah. If I have to read Quraan Shareef what measures do I have to take to be considered paak.
Q: A girl experiences a white discharge everyday. When discharge dries it turns yellow. Is this Istihada? Is she considered ma'zoor?
Q: If a lady is mazoor, and she reads her tahujjud namaaz and didn't move from her place and fajr time set in. Does she have to go and make fresh wudhu?
Q: When a woman qualifies as a ma'zoor, can she read Ishraq namaaz with the same wudhu that was made for Fajr or should a fresh wudhu be made?
Q: Can I perform wudhu when going to madrassah at 8am and use the same wudhu for Zuhr Salaah while I'm in the state of istihaadha?
Q:
1. I suffer from eczema and psoriasis. At times when the skin itches and I scratch it or peel away the scales, then my skin bleeds a little. Thereafter, a thin sticky colourless liquid emerges from the skin. If I make wudhu after this but the liquid is still coming out, is my wudhu valid?
2. If my whudu is not valid, then what should I do if I have to read salaah? At times the condition occurs in areas where it isn't possible to stop the liquid flow with a plaster.
Q: I'm a mazoor. I wanted to find out if I read Fajr Salaah, can I read Ishraaq Salaah with the same wudhu?