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Removing Impurities
DAILY FIQH
Question: How many times should clothing be washed to remove Najaasat (impurities such as stool or blood)?
Answer: If a Najaasat which can be seen, such as stool or blood, falls on clothing (or on the body), it should be washed until the Najaasat is removed and no stain remains. There is no limit to the number of times it should be washed - the moment the Najaasat is removed, it will be become pure.
N.B. It is preferable to wash the item up to three times if the Najaasat was removed in merely one or two washes. (Bahisti Zewar Page 53)
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Yusuf Moosagie
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Reading Social Messages In The Toilet
DAILY FIQH
Question: Is it permissible to read WhatsApp messages in the toilet?
Answer: One should abstain from using the mobile phone in the toilet, as reading and talking in the toilet are against the Islamic ettiquettes of using the toilet.[ Hashiyatut Thahtaw 54]
Furthermore, thesedays, Islamic content is also circulated on WhatsApp and social media. By reading messages in the the toilet, there is a possibility that the name of Allah, verses of the Quraan, Ahadith, etc may be exposed in the toilet, which is prohibited.
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Yusuf Moosagie
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Reading Quraan on A Cell-Phone
Question: Is it permissible to touch the screen of a cell phone with the Quraan on it, without Wudhu ?
Answer: When verses of the Quraan are being displayed on the screen, the area upon which the verses are displayed should NOT be touched without Wudhu.
And Allah Knows Best
Yusuf Moosagie
Sleeping With Wudhu
DAILY FIQH
Question: What is the benefit of sleeping with Wudhu?
Answer: Sayyiduna Abdullah Ibn Umar RA. narrates that the souls transcend to the heavens whilst one is sleeping. Those souls that are in the state of Wudhu prostrate before the Arsh (mighty thtone) of Allah. Shu'abul Imaan Vol5 Page 176
Hafiz Ibn Hajar RA. writes that by sleeping with Wudhu, the Shayatin (devils) do not interfere with a person, and he has true dreams. Fathil Bari Vol 5 Page 176
[Ash-Shama'il al-Kubra]
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Yusuf Moosagie
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