Islam Question and Answer - Removing Impurity

Wed 22/11/1429 - 19/11/2008

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Principles of Fiqh » Jurisprudence and Islamic Rulings » Acts of Worship » Purity

Removing Impurity

1		How to cleanse oneself of pig-related impurity .	20843
2		If a woman lengthens her garment by a handspan, it will lead to the garment getting dirty, so how can she pray in it?.	22854
3		Keeping dogs, and the najaasah of their saliva.	20939
4		He wants to marry a Christian woman and he wants to convince her that it is forbidden to keep a dog in the house.	114030
5		Ruling on yellow discharge emitted by a woman.	7776
6		The urine and dung of animals whose flesh may be eaten are taahir (pure).	111786
7		Can najaasah be purified without water?.	111812
8		Dry impurity does not pass to the one who touches it.	111904
9		What should he do if he gets urine on his clothes? .	12720
10		Wearing gloves made of pigskin .	22713
11		Hanging out laundry on a rope on which dirty clothes have been hung.	8808
12		It is permissible to use just tissues to clean oneself after defecating .	10257
13		The difference between maniy, madhiy and moisture.	99507
14		Do clothes become naajis (impure) if they brush against something naajis? .	9652
15		If he has intercourse with his wife, do his clothes become naajis.	97942

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