Rulings of Najasah (Impurities) — Purification
- Putting a Chicken into Boiling Water after Slaughter
- Scalding a Chicken in Water after Slaughter before Slitting Its Belly
- A Mouse Fell into Milk and Swam
- Mouse Droppings in Milk
- Mouse Droppings in Food
- The Ruling When Mouse Droppings Are Found in Cooked Rice
- Does Grain Become Impure during Threshing?
- Milk Drawn by a Chamar
- Baking Bread over Dung Cakes
- The Method of Purifying Impure Syrup
- The Ruling When a Dog Licks from Syrup
- Is a Dry Dog Pure or Impure?
- Ghee Left Over by a Dog
- The Method of Purifying Impure Ghee
- The Method of Purifying Impure Honey
- External Use of Impure Honey
- How to Purify Fennel and the Like
- The Leftover (Su'r) of a Nursing Infant
- The Ruling on the Vomit of a Nursing Infant
- What Comes Out of the Stomach Is Impure
- The Urine of Nursing Infants
- A Small Child Urinates in His Mother's Lap — Can There Be an Easier Way?
- Bread or Lentil Stew Cooked with Impure Water
- The Leftover (Su'r) of a Disbeliever
- The ruling on splashes during istinja
- The ruling on splashes during wudu
- If impure splashes fall on the body before or after ghusl, must they be washed?
- The ruling on water from a pond
- Pool water supplied through a pipe to toilets
- Pig fat in soap
- Soap is not to be deemed impure on the basis of doubt
- Does the impurity of a hide return after tanning?
- Riding an Elephant and the Water from Its Trunk
- Purifying Mani and the Like with a Clod
- Are Animal Milk and a Man’s Mani the Same?
- Drops from a Head Cold Are Not Impure
- The Ruling on Spirit (Surgical Alcohol)
- The Ruling on Petrol
- Are Kerosene and Petrol Pure or Impure?
- The Ruling on a Soiled Finger Becoming Pure by Licking
- Does a Rope Bed Become Impure Forever If Ghusl Was Performed on It?
- How Can One Born of an Impure Drop (Nutfa) Become Pure?
- Drinking the Urine of the Prophet ﷺ
- The Method of Purifying Impure Clothing
- Does Impure Clothing Become Pure by Washing It Three Times?
- Does Impure Clothing Become Pure by Holding It Under a Tap?
- Does Impure Clothing Become Pure When Washed with Soap?
- Purifying Clothing with Petrol
- Having Clothing Cleaned with Petrol
- The Ruling on Clothing Washed with Petrol
- The Ruling on Washing Pure and Impure Clothes Mixed Together
- For Clothing into Which Impurity Has Soaked, Washing and Wringing Once Is Not Enough
- An Impure Garment Fell onto a Pure One — Is It Pure or Impure?
- If a Dry Garment Touches a Pig, It Does Not Become Impure
- Wearing a Dry Impure Garment Does Not Make the Body Impure
- What Is the Ruling When a Wet Hand Touches a Dry Impure Garment?
- Is Clothing Pure When Splashes Fall on It from Performing Wudu Sitting on the Ground?
- The Ruling on the Body and Clothing of Those Who Purify an Impure Well
- Washing Clothes by Machine and Chemical Agent
- Lying on a dry impure bed and the smell of sweat getting into pure clothes
- Several questions on the purity and impurity of the body and clothes
- Splashes from impure clothing
- Impure splashes fell on the clothes
- If Holi colour gets on clothing, is it pure or not?
- Prayer in clothing with madhy and wadi on it
- The time when the najasa got on the clothes is unknown
- Prayer in an impure or doubtful waist-wrap
- Clothes Washed by a Hindu Washerman
- Clothes Washed by a Washerman Who Does Not Know the Rules
- Are Clothes Washed by a Washerman Impure?
- Taking Sweets from a Non-Muslim and Having Him Wash One's Clothes
- If There Is Fear That Wringing Will Tear a Garment or Affect Its Quality
- How a Garment Becomes Pure without Wringing
- The Limit of Wringing an Impure Garment
- A Garment Does Not Become Impure through Doubt
- Are Old Foreign Clothes Impure?
- The Method of Purifying a Waist-Cloth and the Body
- A Dog Rubbing Against One’s Clothes
- What to Do If Dye Still Comes Out of a Cloth After Washing
- If a Dry Pig Hair Touches the Hand or Clothing
- Washing the Spot Where a Stain of Urine or Blood Got Is Sufficient
- How to Purify Aluminium, Plastic and the Like
- How to Purify a Bucket, a Glass and the Like
- The Ruling on Steel Utensils
- The Ruling on Purifying Porcelain Utensils and the Like
- How to Purify an Iron Object
- Does a Razor Used to Shave a Kafir Become Impure?
- The Ruling on Purifying Things That Do Not Absorb Water
- Does an Ablution Jug Become Impure by Being Placed on the Latrine Footrests?
- Drawing Water by Dipping the Toilet Water-Jug into a Drum
- The Ruling on the Bucket, Rope, etc. When an Impure Well Is Purified
- How Is a Vessel Used by a Chamar Purified?
- Using a Wine Bottle after Washing
- Does impure ground become pure by drying?
- The mosque must be purified of a dog’s vomit and faeces
- An impure spot is purified by taharri (considered judgement)
- Does impure ground become impure again if water falls on it after it has dried?
- If there is no visible impurity on the ground, a wet foot placed on it does not become impure
- Purifying a mud house in which a child urinates again and again
- The ruling on ground plastered with cow dung
- The ruling on prayer on a paved floor that has become impure
- The Ruling on the Soil of a Graveyard
- Ground Does Not Become Impure by Getting Wet from Rain
- The Ruling on the Mud of Roads
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