ANSWER: No, because this doesn’t make sense. We do wudu to lift minor impurity but when a person is already in major impurity, how does lifting minor impurity make any difference. Hence making wudu in menstruation is not permissible and an innovation.
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ANSWER: Your prayer was invalid hence you have to repeat the salah.
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ANSWER: I do not know of any basis for that. Rather what is prescribed for the one who finishes doing wudoo’ is to say: “Ashhadu an laa ilaaha ill-Allah wahdahu laa shareeka lah wa ashhadu anna Muhammadan ‘abduhu wa rasooluhu. Allaahumma aj’alni min al-tawwaabeen waj’alni min al-mutatahhireen (I bear witness that there is no god […]
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ANSWER: This is not permissible. The new wudhu won’t be valid when performed with nail polish on as it is a barrier between Water and your nails. You must remove it first.
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ANSWER: If it’s a thick substance which would prevent water from reaching the skin, you must remove it before making wudu. If it’s like oil and it wouldn’t form a layer, in this case just rubbing water in while doing wudu is sufficient.
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ANSWER: Tayamum is permissible when one does not have access to water. Also, it is not permissible to make it with a pillow or blanket; it has to be the dust from the earth, or the dust found on walls will suffice. He has to make normal wudu and wipe over the cast or the […]
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ANSWER: A woman must not take off her hijab in front of a non Mahram. She is sinful for doing this, however, this does not impact the validity of her wudu.
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ANSWER: No problem.
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ANSWER: This is a recommended sunnah. If one ensures that the area is washed without inserting his fingers, this is sufficient.
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ANSWER: You don’t need to wash it off to make wudu, just rub water thoroughly while making wudu.
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