If a child urinates on a carpet, what is the method for purifying it, and what is the amount of water sufficient to wash it?
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The questioner : He says: Your Eminence, the Shaykh.
The Shaykh : This is the last question.
The questioner : The questions are many.
The Shaykh : And what do I do at night, and we have no... Yes.
The questioner : He says: If a child urinates on a carpet.
The Shaykh : If?
The questioner : If a child urinates on a carpet, what is the method for purifying it? And what is the amount of water sufficient to wash it?
The Shaykh : The child is either male or female. If he is a small boy who is fed on milk, the matter is easy, because the purification of a boy who does not eat food, but is fed only on milk, is to pour water on him only, without wringing and without rubbing. The evidence for this is. However, if the boy is older and eats food, or if it is the urine of a woman, even if she is small, then first: the urine is removed; the urine is removed with a sponge or something similar. Then water is poured on it. It is rubbed, then the water is removed, then water is poured and it is rubbed and removed. Then water is poured the third time, and that is sufficient. Yes.
The Shaykh : This is the last question.
The questioner : The questions are many.
The Shaykh : And what do I do at night, and we have no... Yes.
The questioner : He says: If a child urinates on a carpet.
The Shaykh : If?
The questioner : If a child urinates on a carpet, what is the method for purifying it? And what is the amount of water sufficient to wash it?
The Shaykh : The child is either male or female. If he is a small boy who is fed on milk, the matter is easy, because the purification of a boy who does not eat food, but is fed only on milk, is to pour water on him only, without wringing and without rubbing. The evidence for this is