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1. If one places his dry feet on an impure and wet piece of land or on impure and wet bedding, wetting his feet, then his feet will also become impure. However, if there is just dampness (i.e. moisture and coolness that cannot wet feet) then they will not get impure. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 2, pp. 115)
2. If someone sleeping in impure clothes or on impure bedding perspires, wetting the impure portion as well as his body, the body will become impure otherwise not. (ibid, pp. 116)
If the crotch [i.e. the part of a pair of trousers/pants where the legs join at the top] is wet, and he breaks wind, the cloth will not become impure. (ibid)
If human skin, though equal to the size of a nail, falls into limited water (that covers less than 225 square feet) that water will become impure. But if a nail falls into water, it will not become impure. (ibid)
1. Cooking food over the burning dried dung (of cow/buffalo) is permissible. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, pp. 124, vol. 2)
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