If a person takes a full ritual bath to remove major ritual impurity from a container nearby, and drops of water fall from his body into that container from which he is drawing water, does this invalidate his ritual purity?

The questioner : If a person takes a full ritual bath to remove major ritual impurity from a container nearby, and drops of water fall from his body into that container from which he is drawing water, does this invalidate his ritual purity or not?

The Shaykh : It does not invalidate his ritual purity if a person performs the ablution for prayer or takes a full ritual bath from a container, and water falls from him into the container from which he is drawing water. There is nothing wrong with this, and there is no blame on him, because these drops are not ritually impure such that they would make the water ritually impure. If they are not ritually impure, then the water remains in a state of ritual purity. Water does not become ritually impure unless it is changed by impurity. As for if it is changed by something other than impurity, such as if it is changed by something pure and remains called water, then it is purifying and a means of purification. Yes.

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