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Kapray pak karnay ka Tariqa ma Najasaton ka bayan | Method of Purifying Clothes (With an Account of Impurities)
Method of Purifying Clothes (With an Account of Impurities)
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considered pure. But if there is so much wetness in the cloth that one or more drops may still drip from it when squeezed, then the cloth and hands are impure. (ibid)
4. If one does not purify his hands for the first or the second time, and some pure part of the cloth gets wet by the wetness of his hands, this part will also become impure in this case. If it gets wet after the first squeezing, then it should be washed twice, and if it gets wet by the wetness of the hand after the second squeezing, then it should be washed once. Similarly, if a pure piece of cloth gets wet by the cloth washed and squeezed once, then it should be washed twice. And if it gets wet by the cloth washed and squeezed twice then it will become pure after being washed only once. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 2, pp. 120)
5. If the washing person hangs the cloth and some drops of water drip from it after he had already washed the cloth three times and squeezed it with all his strength each time in such a way that no drop of water would drip from it when squeezed again, this dripping water will be considered pure in this case. But if he has not squeezed it with all his strength, then this water will be considered impure.
(ibid, pp. 121)
6. It is not necessary to wash the cloth consecutively three times. If washed three times on different occasions or even on different days, the cloth will still get pure. (ibid, pp. 122)
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- Method of Purifying Clothes
- Types of impurity
- Najāsat-e-Ghalīẓaĥ (intense impurity)
- Urine of suckling infants is impure
- Ruling on Najāsat-e-Ghalīẓaĥ
- Explanation of quantity of dirham
- Najāsat-e-Khafīfaĥ (light impurity)
- Ruling on Najāsat-e-Khafīfaĥ
- Ruling on cud
- Ruling on gallbladder
- The vomit of animals
- If impurity drops into milk or water…
- How to purify wall, land, tree etc.?
- Method of cleansing blood-stained land
- Piece of land plastered with dung
- Small splashes of urine
- Birds whose droppings are pure
- Blood of fish is pure
- Remains of blood in meat
- Dried bones of animals
- Milk of Ḥarām animals
- Droppings of mouse
- Flies sitting on impurity
- Rulings on rainy water
- Stagnant rainwater in streets
- Splashes of water sprinkled on roads
- What if dog puts mouth into flour
- If dog touches one’s body
- Perspiration after purity with clods
- What if dog puts mouth into pot
- What if cat puts mouth into water
- Tragic death of three girls
- Drinking water with bleeding mouth
- Donkey’s perspiration is pure
- Perspiration of animals
- Secretion of female urinary organ
- Rotten meat
- Blood-containing bottle
- Water from mouth of corpse
- Impure bedding
- Wet trousers
- Piece of human skin
- Dried dung
- Impure water sprinkled on griddle
- How to purify the meat and the skin of Ḥarām animal?
- Seating on goat skin develops humility
- How to wash cloth soiled with thick impurity?
- What if the colour of impurity remains on the cloth?
- 6Madanī pearls for purifying cloth soiled with light impurity
- Washing pure and impure clothes together
- Squeezing is not a condition when washing cloth under tap
- Squeezing is not a condition when washing in running water
- Easy method to purify impure clothes
- Method of purifying clothes in washing machine
- Method of purifying clothes under tap
- How to purify an impure carpet?
- How to purify the hands coloured with impure henna?
- Washing impure oil-stained cloth
- If a small part of cloth becomes impure…
- How is it to wash cloth with milk?
- 6 Rulings for purifying clothes stained with semen
- When is it Wājib to inform someone about his impure clothing?
- Method of purifying cotton wool
- Method of purifying pots
- Method of purifying knife etc.
- Method of purifying mirror
- Method of purifying shoes
- Used sweaters etc. of the non-Muslims
