Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 105
Fatwas (page 105 of 126)
- Severe cold permits tayammum
- The time for prayer has entered and the traveler has not found water
- The inability of a sick person to use water exempts him from ritual purity, and he prays…
- The water is not sufficient for the full ritual bath, but is sufficient only for the…
- Tayammum for Major Ritual Impurity
- Tayammum with stone
- Tayammum on the Carpet
- Tayammum is not permissible when water is available
- What should one do who is unable to perform wudu' in the required manner due to old age?
- How to Perform Tayammum
- Tayammum is not invalidated by the expiration of the time
- One dry ablution suffices for all major and minor states of ritual impurity
- Inability to obtain clean earth for tayammum
- He takes a stone the size of an egg and passes it over his hands, then wipes with them
- He performed wudu, leaving the site of the wound, and entered into prayer, then remembered…
- Inability to use water due to advanced age
- If water is found, the purity by tayammum is invalidated
- What Obligates the Muslim to Perform the Full Ritual Bath
- Tayammum: Performing the other obligatory prayer with it when no invalidator is present
- Emission of semen due to desire upon seeing a woman
- Taking a ghusl for janabah, then semen coming out after the ghusl
- One ghusl is sufficient to remove two states of major ritual impurity
- Sleeping in a state of major ritual impurity before performing ablution
- The woman who doubts whether she has entered a state of major ritual impurity
- Ejaculation after the Fajr prayer
- The discharge of semen with urination without desire
- He suspected that he had wet dreams in his sleep, so he looked at his clothes and did not…
- The withdrawal of the glans without pleasure obligates the full ritual bath
- A man sleeping with his wife and touching her with desire without intercourse, and the…
- It is obligatory to perform the full ritual bath (ghusl) upon the emission of semen, and…
- The Sermon of Need
- Circumambulating multiple wives with a single ritual bath
- Praying more than once with a single tayammum
- Urinating before the full ritual bath is not a condition for the validity of the full…
- He had a wet dream and found water but did not find a place to perform the full ritual…
- The emission of semen in a stream due to desire necessitates the full ritual bath
- The ritual bath of a patient who fears harm to parts of his body from water
- Praying and reciting the Qur'an while certain that he had a wet dream
- Nocturnal emission with the discharge of semen necessitates the full ritual bath
- The ruling on nocturnal emission is contingent upon the discharge of semen
- If semen is emitted with desire, the full ritual bath is obligatory
- Repentance for one who prayed and recited the Qur'an while in a state of major ritual…
- No sin on the one who experiences a wet dream
- Do spouses sleeping without clothes require the full ritual bath?
- The full ritual bath is obligatory for one who experiences a wet dream, just as it is for…
- Sleeping while in a state of major ritual impurity
- Finding semen without seeing anyone in a dream
- The semen from which man is created is pure
- One act of istinja' suffices for both sexual intercourse and defecation
- It is not obligatory to unbind the hair for the ghusl of janabah
- The yellow fluid that is discharged without wet dreams
- I find something in my sleep that makes me ritually impure every night
- No major ritual impurity and no full ritual bath for the midwife
- Semen Emitted from a Woman with Pleasure
- Using Detergents in the Ghusl for Janabah
- Fasting is not invalidated by inserting an examination device into the vagina
- The recommendation of the one who washes a deceased person taking a bath
- Ghusl is not obligatory after repentance
- Washing with water is sufficient to remove major ritual impurity
- The believer is always pure, and janabah is a spiritual state
- Permissibility of a husband and wife performing ghusl together from a single vessel
- The obligation to leave the mosque for one who becomes in a state of major ritual impurity…
- She takes a bath to remove major ritual impurity but does not let the water reach her head
- Bathing in a Well or the Sea
- It is sufficient in the ghusl for janabah or wudu' to pour water over the body
- Spreading water over the hair during the full ritual bath
- After the ghusl from janabah, I found a part of my body that water did not reach
- The ghusl for janabah with the intention of wudu' is sufficient
- Not leaving until one hears a sound or finds a smell
- Using cold or hot water for the full ritual bath to remove major ritual impurity
- The ablution is not invalidated by what is heard inside the stomach
- Passing wind invalidates the ablution
- It is not permissible for one in a state of major ritual impurity to recite the Qur'an
- If a person is required to perform more than one ghusl, a single ghusl suffices for all of…
- Not yielding to what Satan suggests
- The Discharge of White Fluid
- Deep sleep is a place where the ablution is likely to be broken
- Sleeping during the Friday sermon
- Blood coming out from other than the private parts is not among the things that invalidate…
- Touching or scratching the private parts through a barrier
- Touching the private parts of a small child
- The fluid that comes out when drinking or eating anything
- The passage of air from the front passage
- Touching the private parts while drying off after taking a full ritual bath
- The majority's view: touching the private parts invalidates the ablution
- The Impurity of Semen
- Flatulence and passing wind are among the things that invalidate wudu'
- A man touching a woman directly
- The qiblah does not invalidate the wudu'
- A man thinking about a woman while performing wudu'
- Touching or shaking hands with a non-mahram woman: Does it invalidate the ablution?
- The wisdom in the validity of prayer in sheep pens
- The intended meaning of al-malamsah in the verse from the women
- The Evidence for Performing Ablution After Eating Camel Meat
- Eating camel meat is among the things that invalidate the ablution
- Dissection does not require wudu' or ghusl
- The ruling on performing wudu' after eating camel fat, offal, and intestines
- The Takbir in the Prayer of the Festival
- Greeting the mosque in the Eid prayer ground
- What is said between the takbirs in the prayer of the festival
