FILED UNDER: ANS Hanafi Fiqh, ANS Hanbali Fiqh, ANS Maliki Fiqh, ANS Mental Health, ANS Purity, ANS Purity (maliki-fiqh), ANS Purity (shafii-fiqh), ANS Seeking Knowledge, ANS Shafi'i Fiqh, ANS-General
TAGGED WITH:: filth, Filthy water, najasa, ocd, waswasa, waswasa about wudu
/by YusufShaykh Abdul-Rahim Reasat answers a series of questions about the excusable amount of filth according to the four madhhabs. Question: Assalam alaykum wa rahmat Allah wa barakatuh. I have a big problem. I suffer from OCD. It’s driving me crazy. I need to know how much filth (najasa) is excusable. I know what the four […]
FILED UNDER: ANS Hanafi Fiqh
TAGGED WITH:: blood, dog saliva, how to purify impurities, impurities, najasa, purifying impurities, urine
/by sufyanAnswered by Ustadh Tabraze Azam Question: Is using to soil to clean only done when there are dog impurities? E.g. If I believed that there was an invisible impurity like urine or blood could I just wash it once and leave it on the rack to dry? Answer: Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah, I pray that […]
FILED UNDER: ANS General Counsel
TAGGED WITH:: hair removal, najasa, public hair
/by ErinAnswered by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani Question: Is it required that one shave the hair between the buttocks? Is that considered pubic hair? Answer: In the name of Allah, Most Merciful. The pubic hair that one is expected to remove refers to the front private areas. As for removing the hair between the buttocks, this is […]
FILED UNDER: ANS General Counsel, ANS Hanafi Fiqh
/by sufyanAnswered by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani Question: Is it permissible to use a feather duster made with real ostrich feathers? Are the feathers pure (tahir) in the Hanafi school of jurisprudence (madhhab) if one does not know if the feathers are taken from a live or already slaughtered bird? Answer: In the name of Allah, Most […]
FILED UNDER: ANS Hanafi Fiqh
TAGGED WITH:: filth, liquid filth, misgivings, najasa, traces of filth, waswasa
/by sufyanAnswered by Ustadh Tabraze Azam Question: I heard there is a fiqhi opinion whereby the sole of shoes, if it were to be in contact with any liquid najasa (filth), will be purified through the friction of the floor with the sole of the shoe. Is this true? I was wearing slippers whose insides were […]
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