Category: Taharat / Najasat

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Question ID 5860 Friday 10th of March 2023

Question:

Salam If someone had dried mucus blood inside their nose and running water touches it. And flows to the rest of the body. Would their entire body be najis? Even if the dried blood doesn’t come out? And would thee water be a second mutanjis and whatever else touched it a third? Thank you. Please please reply asap Marja - Ayt Sistani.

Answer:

Dried blood and any blood inside the nose or any inner part of the body
does not make the water Najis. Najis items inside the body does not spread
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Wassalam.
Muhammad Al-Musawi


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Question ID 5857 Thursday 9th of March 2023

Question:

Salam I wasn’t sure if blood that was mixed with saliva was najis or not so I was a bit careless. I could taste blood whenever I was fasting, so I tried to spit it out in the sink. Then Sometimes I would just wipe my mouth if there was any saliva left on my mouth (I couldn’t see any blood on my face but I could see saliva with blood in the sink). I would then wipe my face and do wudhu. Would my face be najis since I spat out blood with mixed saliva? Even though I didn’t see any blood on my face ? If it najis what state of najasaah would it be? Would it be a second, since the saliva is a first and if I poured water on my face, the water would would be a third? If the water drops on the floor, it would no longer make it najis? After I finished doing wudhu I went to go pray but I could taste blood and I panicked because I was fasting, so I thought If I swallow this saliva that’s mixed with blood, I could break my fast. So I quickly spat it out and some landed on the carpet floor. then I remembered that oh no, what if there was blood in saliva and I just spat it out? I said okay I’ll taher it later, but I forgot about it and for a few weeks I wasn’t too sure if blood mixed with saliva from the mouth was najis, so I just tried to ignore it. When I found out it was, I went back and checked the carpet, I could see what looked like yellow stains on the tissue, but I’m not sure as to what that would’ve been, also this carpet is brand new. I looked up if dried blood can turn yellow and it can after some time, but I honestly don’t know if the saliva had Any blood in it to begin with. Would the carpet be najis? 2) I tahered the sink but after a while I checked and I could see red bits on the sink, however I’m not sure how that could’ve been blood dried up because it was mixed with saliva, I don’t think saliva can dry up on a sink like that. So I’m worried that because I tahered the sink and if those red bits I saw are blood then the water would’ve splashed everywhere and made everything najis. Should I consider it najis or taher? Thank you.

Answer:

Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
Everything is Tahir for you unless and until you know for sure that is
Najis.
This is the brief answer for your questions. Don=E2=80=99t go after repeate=
d doubts
in such matters and rely in the concrete evidence only rather than doubts.
Wassalam.


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Question ID 5849 Thursday 23rd of February 2023

Question:

Salam Someone was in the shower and there blood on a tissue and the tissue was dripping blood. The floor was all wet , so they used their other hand to get the toilet rubbish bin and they put the rubbish bin on to the shower floor, they placed the tissue in the bin, but because the tissue was dripping haydh blood it made the wet shower floor najis and therefore the bottom of the rubbish bin najis. Then once they threw the tissue in the rubbish bin, they picked up the rubbish bin that was on the wet shower floor and placed it back outside the shower door. Then they tried to taher the shower floor with running water. Then they stepped out of the shower and placed their shoes on, but their shoes touched the same place of water where the bottom of the rubbish bin was wet Then they forgot to not walk out with the same shoes, but they walked out a couple of steps outside the bathroom. But they don’t know if the tissue that was dripping blood changed the colour of the water whilst they were in the shower. they tried to test it out later on a different day with tomato sauce on a piece of wet tissue and place it under a sink full of water. At first there was a small area of the red water then after a couple of more drips they couldn’t see if the water had changed colour. Then on another day they were in the kitchen and they saw those same shoes but forgot they were najis. Then they wore it and they were in the kitchen then they realised that those shoes are najis and some of the kitchen floor was wet and so were the shoes So they quickly tried to go over the wet part, but they still touched some of the floor and also the floor that was in between the kitchen and the laundry with the bathroom shoes and both states were a bit wet. Then they went back, they wiped the wet part with tissue whilst wearing kitchen shoes, these kitchen shoes also touched some of the water on the floor that the bathroom shoes had touched. Then they tahered the kitchen floor with a cup of water and the new water touched the kitchen shoes. But they didn’t taher the area that was next to the laundry and kitchen, because they thought when they previously had the bathroom shoes on how do they knew they are stepping on the exact part, with the kitchen shoes, where the bathroom shoes stepped on with a bit of water. That area would remain najis but they are unsure if it ever got wet, then went back to taher it after a day or two. they also didn’t taher the kitchen shoes that were worn to taher the kitchen floor, which the kitchen shoes were wet with najis water from the kitchen from the previous bathroom shoes, because they think the najis water from the kitchen doesn’t transfer beyond the kitchen shoes. They follow Sayed sistani so they follow the ruling that the mutanajis stops after 3 states. What would be najis and taher in this situation? Please please reply asap. Thank you.

Answer:

Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb.
Everything is Taher for you unless and until you have a concrete evidence
that it is Najis. As blood was washed away, other items which you are
doubting about are Tahir.
Wassalam.



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Question ID 5832 Sunday 29th of January 2023

Question:

Assalamualaikum, I mostly follow ayatullah sistani, I might be suffering from ocd because i have frequent doubts,i heard that najasat gets transferred when it is wet, my ques is that does najasat transfer from dry najis particles like dandruff of skin and dry najis dust or dry toilet paper tiny particles because we can not escape from these dry particles, they are everwhere and get transferred easily we just cant escape, its making my life difficult please help me,

Answer:

Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
Najasat does not transfer from any dry Najis item to another dry item,
unless it has been touched by a wet item. Dry to dry situation does not
transfer any Nijasat.
Wassalam.

Question ID 5801 Monday 5th of December 2022

Question:

Assalamualaikum,i am female and i follow ayatullah sistani My question is that i washed one of my najis clothes in washing machine After some days i took it out to wear it and i found some tiny white dried spots like powder or something on my leggings and now my mind is telling me that it might me dried najis discharge which washing machine could not clean But my heart is saying it could be anything like dust particles or any other earthly particles it could not be discharge because i generally wear underwear which i do not wash in machine . soo my cloth is najis r paak? Please help me i might be suffering from ocd because it took 20 mins for me to check my clothes before wearing them please help and clear my confusion Thank you

Answer:

Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
Your cloth is Paak simply because you are not sure that it is Najis.
Wassalam.





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