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  2. Ask A Question About Islam And Muslims

Ask A Question About Islam And Muslims

60 Questions

If we touch any impure part of the body with the intention of cleaning during Ghusl, so that the water reaches it, does this invalidate the Ghusl?
Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi

Just touching any impure part of the body during performing a Ghusl does not invalidate the Ghusl.

Wassalam.
What would happen if a person dies in a state of Nijasat or in a state where Ghusal was obligatory on him?
Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi

The Ghusl of Mayyit which is obligatory on every dead Muslim is enough for him.

Wassalam.
What can someone, who is in a state of ritual impurity, do when he is unable to perform Ghusl before his prayers will become Qadha? Will normal ablution suffice if clean sand for Tayammum is not readily available?
Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi

When Ghusl is not possible, Tayammum must be performed to perform the obligatory Prayer within its time. Tayammum can be performed on any material of earth e.g. dry soil. Sand, stones, dust, etc. Wudhu does not suffice when Ghusl is not possible, but Tayammum is the only alternative.

Wassalam.
What should I do about impurities on other people such as if they touch my things with wet hands?
Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi

If you are sure that your things were been touched by a Najis item with wetness, then you need to wash it to make it Taahir. But if you just doubt whether the item was really Najis or not, or whether it was wet or not, then such doubt has no value and your items remain Taahir.

Wassalam.