Category: Taharat / Najasat
Total : 463 Results
Question ID 4973 Sunday 15th of September 2019
Question:
Follow up to Question ID 4967 - I was sure that the water that went on my thigh was najis but I couldn’t ascertain for sure how high did it reach my thigh but I had a rough idea, is it permissible for me to wash the area I think the water went to without being 100% sure because I doubt a lot and its hard for me to ascertain something ? Or do I wash my whole thigh as precaution to make it pak?
Answer:
It is not obligatory to wash all your thigh, if you are not sure that all
of it is Najis. You can wash it if you wish to do so.
Wassalam.
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Question ID 4972 Sunday 15th of September 2019
Question:
I have a habit of biting off the skin on my lips as well as the skin around my nails that’s not dead does it make my mouth najis or is the skin najis?
Answer:
If no blood comes out, the skin is not Najis.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi
Question ID 4971 Saturday 14th of September 2019
Question:
Follow up to question id 4969, thank you for answering! Just need a bit clarification: 1) What about this rule from Ayatullah Sistani’s website? Ruling 172. If a person washes an object with water and he becomes certain that it has become pure, but afterwards he doubts whether he removed the intrinsic impurity from it or not, he must wash it again with water until he is certain that the intrinsic impurity has been removed. Also one more thing: I doubt excessively is it permissible for me to ignore these doubts even whilst washing? For e.g I doubt if I’ve reached all the parts of the outter anus whilst washing it and it makes me sit the washroom for a long time, is it okay if I ignore these doubts or do i need to be certain I reached everywhere? 2) is the discharge that comes out gradually najis?
Answer:
1. If the intrinsic impurity ( Ain Nijasat) was not removed, or doubted,
then you must be sure about its complete removal.
Repeated doubts should be ignored.
2. Gradual discharge which is not with or after orgsm is not Najis.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi
Question ID 4969 Saturday 14th of September 2019
Question:
1)I purified a place and I remember being satisfied by the process but now I’m doubting if I did it correctly or not or if I reached all of the najis places or not, is it permissible for me to ignore these doubts? 2) when is a woman’s discharge considered najis and ghusl janabah wajib on her?
Answer:
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> Q1)I purified a place and I remember being satisfied by the process but
> now I=E2=80=99m doubting if I did it correctly or not or if I reached all=
of the
> najis places or not, is it permissible for me to ignore these doubts?
=E2=80=98A1) If you were sure that you did purify it, the doubt which happe=
ned
later on has no value.
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> Q2) when is a woman=E2=80=99s discharge considered najis and ghusl janaba=
h wajib
> on her?
> A2) Ghusl becomes obligatory on her when the discharge comes out on the
> orgasm like ejaculation , and not the discharge which comes during arousi=
ng
> or foreplay which comes out gradually not gushing.
Wassalam.
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Question ID 4968 Saturday 14th of September 2019
Question:
I follow ayatollah sistani. If I drop a najis thing which is very small and transparent on the floor, is it permissible for me to assume that the maid picked it up while cleaning the floor?
Answer:
If the maid is a Muslim and she usually cleans the house, then you can take
it as Taahir.
Wassalam.
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