Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 107
Fatwas (page 107 of 126)
- The ruling on performing wudu' from camel milk
- Repeating the ablution and the prayer if one becomes aware that something has come out of…
- Beef is not included in the meat of camels
- After his prayer, he found something that made him doubt that he had urinated in his bed
- Certainty is not removed by doubt
- Looking at the 'awrah (part of the body that must be covered) is not among the things that…
- Smoking is forbidden and does not invalidate the ablution
- The spreading of the penis does not invalidate the ablution
- How to Perform Wudu Over the Socks
- The Ablution upon Certainty of Something Exiting
- Merely looking at or touching impurity does not invalidate the ablution
- Wiping over the leather socks
- Washing Some Body Parts with Soap After Performing Wudu'
- The ablution is not invalidated by perfumes that come into contact with the hands
- Trimming the nails is not among the things that invalidate the ablution
- The Duration of Wiping over Leather Socks
- Ruling on wiping over socks if they have holes or are transparent
- A child's urine does not invalidate the ablution, but it must be washed off
- Rinsing the beard with water at every ablution
- Washing his right foot, then putting on the sock before washing his left foot
- There is no wudu for one who does not mention the name of Allah at its beginning
- Extending the washing in ablution to the knees and armpits
- Wiping over the turban
- The ablution without inserting one’s finger into the mouth during gargling
- Rinsing the beard during ablution
- The innovation of supplication during the washing of the limbs
- Encouraging the completion of wudu'
- Wiping over a bandage
- Conditions of the sock over which wiping is valid
- Sniffing water into the nose is obligatory in the ablution
- The Obligation of Saying the Basmalah Before Ablution
- Ruling on one who did not wipe over his entire head with water during wudu'
- Hiring workers to extract precious stones
- The Order of Washing the Limbs of Wudu' and Their Consecutiveness
- The number of times the head is wiped in ablution
- The moisture from wiping the head did not reach the skin
- Wiping the outer and inner parts of the ears
- Wiping over the entire head
- Wudu with stolen water
- The ruling on performing wudu' while a barrier prevents water from reaching the skin
- The obligation to remove nail polish and anything that prevents water from reaching the…
- Washing the Anus from Passing Wind Before Ablution
- After the prayer, he discovered a fluid on his foot that prevents wudu'
- Continuity in the Ablution
- Whispers from Satan, so it is obligatory to leave them alone
- Accumulation of paint on the areas of ablution
- Oil that deposits layers on the palms preventing the water of wudu' from reaching the skin
- A hadith that wudu is not valid if dough, nail polish, or clay is found on the fingers
- Trimming the nails does not require repeating the ablution
- The Prescribed Dhikr Removes Obsessive Thoughts
- Using henna does not affect the full ritual bath or the ablution
- Do not pay attention to doubts and whispers
- The validity of wudu' and ghusl even if some remnants remain between the teeth
- Do not pay attention to doubts and whispers, and there is no need to inspect
- The obligation to spread water over all the limbs in the ablution
- Cleaning oneself after performing ablution
- The Prescribedness of Washing the Limbs of Wudu Three Times
- The pubic area is not one of the limbs of wudu'
- Wiping the neck is not one of the limbs of the ablution
- What is recommended to do when performing wudu'
- He performed wudu and forgot an obligatory act
- Remembering after his ablution, or doubting that he forgot a pillar of the ablution
- How to Repel Whispers
- The first body part, such as the face, drying due to air before completing the ablution
- A person is struck by urine spray
- The Imamat of One Who Has Not Been Circumcised
- Circumcision of Women: An Honor
- The Ablution While Naked
- The Ablution and Purification in the Bathroom
- I have heard someone say that using the miswak inside the mosque is not permissible. Is…
- Is it permissible to circumcise a child before seven days from his birth, especially since…
- Shaving the pubic hair
- Leaving Circumcision Due to a Valid Excuse
- Not drying or wiping the water after completing the ablution
- Dyeing the Hair
- Permissibility of using the miswak for the fasting person during the day
- Urine drops coming out after ablution
- Shaving the Head
- A Woman Shaving or Cutting Her Hair
- Trimming the Mustache and Shaving the Beard
- Trimming the Nails
- The Ruling on Shaving the Beard
- Kohl
- Tattooing is forbidden on the entire body
- Definition of Plucking the Eyebrows
- A Woman Arranging Her Hair
- Attaching hair, plucking eyebrows, and what is related to them
- Dyeing the Beard Black
- Prohibition of Plucking or Thinning the Eyebrows
- Plucking the armpit hair
- Ruling on performing ghusl in the place of relieving oneself
- The Ruling on Wearing a Wig for Men and Women
- Ruling on the Use of Western-Style Bathrooms
- Urinating While Standing
- Ruling on urinating in the bathroom
- The Ruling on Performing Wudu in the Bathroom
- Impure water when it touches a garment, a body, or a place
- The supplication that drives away intrusive thoughts in prayer
- The Tasbih with the Misbaha
- Supplication after the obligatory prayer
