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Tayammum for one who prays Thuhr and ‘Asr together while traveling
What is the Sharee‘ah ruling on making Tayammum (dry ablution) for one who prays Thuhr and ‘Asr together while traveling?.. More
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Malicious allegations about shaving the beard
Why is shaving beards prohibited, though the Prophet, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, did not forbid it? He just ordered us to let beards grow and the authentic Hadeeth states: "Whatever I command you, try your best to execute it." In Algeria, shaving the beard has become a habit; and the Prophet, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, said: "Sin is the act.. More
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Insertion of ointments and capsules into the uterus
When a woman inserts ointments and capsules into her uterus for treatment, does this make Ghusl obligatory?
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Urinary incontinence patient should change diaper before each obligatory prayer
On the basis of Fatwa '92359' Should I renew the diapers which have come in contact with Najis for each prayer?
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Washing the beard and running the fingers through in Wudhoo’
How should I wash my light beard in Wudhoo’ (ablution)? Should it be washed along with the face? Or should it be washed independently along with running the fingers through? .. More
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Ruling on the blood of fish
Is the blood of fish pure? Please answer the question in details.
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Ghusl is not due for touching swine flesh
Is swine flesh impure? Is Ghusl due when one touches swine flesh?
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The effect of hair ‘highlights’ on wudhoo’
What is the Sharee‘ah ruling on using hair highlights? I heard a Fatwa here in Saudi Arabia that highlights is a heavy dye that prevents water from reaching the skin, consequently, it renders Wudhoo’ (ablution) invalid.
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Wudhoo’ of a person with oily skin
My problem is that when I want to perform Wudhoo’ (ablution), I wash my face with water and soap then towel dry it, because I have oily skin and I fear that this prevents water from reaching the skin. Similarly, when I want to perform Ghusl, I wash my body with soap and apply shampoo to my hair since it is oily as well. I do so because I think that.. More
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Touching something with one's hand immediately after waking up
I woke up after a night's sleep and my hands touched a garment that was wet with water. Does this garment become impure, since the Prophet, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, forbade one who gets up to put his hands in the water container unless one washes them thrice? I would like to ask about the drops of water splashing over when washing the hands after.. More
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Water splashed while one is cleansing himself after urination
What is the Sharee‘ah ruling on the water splashed while one is cleansing himself after urination? .. More
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A traveler wiped over his socks and then resided
A person was traveling and he wiped over his socks. Two days later he returned home at the time of the Maghrib prayer while wiping was still valid. Should he perform the prayer with the wiping of travel or should he wipe anew? May Allaah Reward you.
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Blood of Istihaadhah is impure
Is the blood of Istihaadhah (vaginal bleeding outside the menstrual period) pure or impure? What is the evidence? .. More
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Permissibility of wiping over the shoes
Is it permissible to wipe over the shoes during Wudhoo’ (ablution) in the workplace, knowing that I work in a foreign company and I am cautious because there is impurity “on the ground” where I work. I also go out of my home after performing Wudhoo’. Or do I have to wash my feet and wiping over the shoes is not allowed?
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One who is prevented from using water is like one who lacks it
In college dormitories (where I am staying), we are not allowed to take a bath more than once a week - which prevents me from making Ghusl when I have a wet dream. Can I perform Tayammum (dry ablution)? Thanks a lot.
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