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4. If anything that is attached to the ground becomes impure and is separated from the ground after it has dried, (causing the traces of impurity to disappear), it is still pure. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 2, pp. 124)
5. If a thing has been purified because of being rubbed or dried gets wet later on, it will not become impure in this case. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 2, pp. 124)
For example, a piece of land became impure due to urination. Afterwards, it dried and the traces of impurity also disappeared, so this piece of land became pure. Now if that piece of land becomes wet again with any pure liquid, it will not become impure.
Method of cleansing blood-stained land
If a child or an adult has urinated or defecated on the ground or the blood or the pus flowing out of a wound or the blood gushing out when the animal is being slaughtered, falls on the ground and is wiped with any cloth etc. without using water, that piece of land will become pure after it has dried and the traces of impurity have disappeared. Ṣalāĥ can also be offered on it.
Piece of land plastered with dung
Ṣalāĥ cannot be offered directly on a dung-plastered piece of land even if it has dried. However, if Ṣalāĥ is offered on a thick
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