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Removing Impurity
How should he pray if he can't find anything to wear except a garment on which there is some impurity (najaasah)?
SaveWhat Happens If Muslims Eat Pork?
If Muslims eat pig meat without intending to, there is no sin on them. The correct view is that pig-related impurity should be washed only once.SaveWearing gloves made of pigskin
SaveContinuous wind and breaking Wudu
SaveIs it necessary to wash the clothes and vessels of one who enters Islam?
SaveIs Touching a Dog Haram?
If you touch a dog when it is not wet, then your hand does not become impure. If you touch a dog when it is wet, this means that the hand becomes impure and must be washed seven times, one of which should be with earth.SaveHe wants to marry a Christian woman and he wants to convince her that it is forbidden to keep a dog in the house
SaveKeeping dogs, and the najaasah of their saliva
SaveCan najaasah be purified without water?
SaveDoes Dry Impurity Transfer?
Dry impurity does not pass to the one who touches it, so his garments do not become impure and neither does his body. If a person sits on dried urine, his clothes do not become impure as a result of that, and he does not have to wash them.Save