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Najāsat-e-Ghalīẓaĥ (intense impurity)
1. Anything that excretes from the human body, causing Ghusl or Wuḍū to become Wājib is Najāsat-e-Ghalīẓaĥ – for example, stool, urine, running blood, pus, a mouthful of vomit, menstrual/post-natal bleeding, semen, Mażī, Wadī[1]. (Fatāwā ‘Ālamgīrī, vol. 1, pp. 46)
2. The blood that has not flowed out of the wound is pure. (Fatāwā Razawiyyaĥ (referenced), vol. 1, pp. 280)
3. Water coming out of an aching eye is Najāsat-e-Ghalīẓaĥ. Similarly, water coming out of the navel or the teat due to pain is also Najāsat-e-Ghalīẓaĥ. (ibid, vol. 1, pp. 269-270)
4. The running blood of every land animal as well as the meat and fat of the carrion are Najāsat-e-Ghalīẓaĥ. (Carrion is an animal that has circulating blood and has died without Sharī’aĥ-compliant slaughter. Moreover, an animal slaughtered by a fire-worshipper, an idol-worshipper or a religious apostate is also carrion even if such a person has slaughtered a Ḥalāl animal like a goat etc. by reciting بِسۡـمِ اللّٰهِ اَللّٰهُ اَكۡبَر. The meat and the skin of this animal has become impure. However, if a Muslim has slaughtered even
[1] See the definitions of Mażī and Wadī in the second part of the first volume of Baĥār-e-Sharī’at (Urdu), published by Maktaba-tul-Madīnaĥ.
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