ANSWER: It is an issue of dispute among scholars whether intoxicants are physically impure or not. I follow the opinion that says they are prohibited but physically pure and having stains on your body or clothes doesn’t impact your prayers.

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ANSWER: If the doctor said showering is OK then you must take ghusl to uplift being in the state of major sexual impurity. You must wipe over the dressing and not wash it if you are unable to change it immediately but you don’t do tayammum when you can wipe over it.

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ANSWER: Yes, it is najis and the water becomes impure if its characteristics change with such impurity.

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ANSWER: No! Ghusl is valid (while alive or dead) even with braids or dreadlocks, as long as water reaches the entire scalp and from roots to tips.

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ANSWER: Dye or food stain is not impure hence has no affect.  If there is impurity like mathi, urine etc then you must wash the affected areas or change the ihram and wear another ihram.

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