Istinja

Q: Regarding a person having a small Quran in his top kurtha pocket, and whether going into the toilet would be permissible if:

1) The kurtha pocket is open?

2) There is a single press stud /button on the pocket leaving some portion slightly open?

3) The pocket is zipped closed, or has a flap over it and a button?

4) There is another pocket hidden behind the front pocket, which can be accessed by opening the chest buttons and putting ones hand inside behind the front pocket. This pocket doesn't have a button etc. Would keeping the Quran there and entering the toilet be permissible?

Q: In a public bathroom, like one in a Masjid, should one recite the relevant Masnoon duaa before entering the individual toilet stall or before entering the general bathroom area?

Q: As I was sick my nose was constantly running. After istinja I wore my clothes and accidently my hand touched my hair trying to hold my nose. Is my hair impure.

Q: How is the dua before entering the bathroom to be said? Is it the top or bottom one? Some books say it as the top one and others say it as the bottom one. Both of them have a slight variation which is a difference between of not having a dhamma (khubthi) and having a dhamma (khubuthi) on the baa in the word which I've put in parenthesis (one without a u and one with a u). As you can see below, one dua has a sukoon on the baa while the other dua has a dhamma on the baa in the words khubthi/khubuthi. Why is there a difference in this dua, if it's the same dua, shouldn't it be said the same way in all the books, why do some books say it differently? And which one is the correct one? Also, do we pronounce the kasra on the last letter of the last word and say wal khabaaithi or wal khabaaith because the transliteration says khabaaith even though you can see that the letter thaa has a kasra below it in both Duas shown below.

اللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أَعُوذُ بِكَ مِنَ الْخُبْثِ وَالْخَبَاﺋِﺚِ

اللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أَعُوذُ بِكَ مِنَ الْخُبُثِ وَالْخَبَائِثِ

Q: I used to make istinja while standing. I used to pour water on the hands and then wash my private part and water would fall on my clothes and floor. Now someone told me that I should sit on the toilet seat and make istinja. But my question is that if I sit on the toilet seat and while washing water falls on the toilet seat, does the seat became impure. There is every chance that when I pour water on private part it will drip.

Q:

1. Can the toilet face north?

2. Can one have a skylight over a shower?

Q: Sorry for asking a question every time regarding incontinence of urine. A mazoor has to wash his private part and make wudhu for every prayer right?

1. So can I clean my private part with wet tissue paper (by putting tissue in water) and do wudhu?

2. After finishing one namaz, i just replace the tissue paper with fresh tissue paper and make wudhu and pray. I don't clean my private part for another namaaz. For example I have clean private part for asr prayer, make wudhu and pray magrib. I only replace tissue paper in my undergarments and make wudhu and pray. I don't the clean private part for maghrib. Am I doing it right?

Q: What should one do in a situation where, after having purchased a house, it transpires that the toilets and baths in the house are facing Kibla. Because of the way the house is built, it is only possible to move the toilets and/or the baths to the opposite walls but that would mean that one’s back would then be facing Kibla. Please advise.

Q: Is it permissible for someone who is in the toilet to answer or talk someone?

Q: If on an English toilet at home the seat is wet, can I sit on it or do I assume that it is napaak water and have to clean it?