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It is more rewarding for a woman to pray in her home, however, it is highly recommended to take a bath for anyone attending congregational prayers (Jummah).  What you did was correct if her smell was harming you. You can address the sisters without specifying anyone and asking them to take care of their personal hygiene and that a Muslim must not be repulsive by smelling bad. 

Sheikh, I attend masjid near university in US its my only contact w Muslims here, nd my African housemates r hostile to nd curse the recitation of Quran in my online class nd threaten me. Today 1 sister came very late to khutbah nd started talking nd smelled so bad it gave me headache,clearly long since bath, so I moved to the other side of the row for the rest of the khutbah. What is the adab to handle this type of situation?

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Sheikh I heard that Man’i is pure. If after waking up from sleep, I see Man’i at the tip of my private part, then I touch the place (the tip of the private part), some of this Man’i got on my fingers. Is the Man’i on my finger also pure? Because, I think of it this way that, some urine was obviously somewhere in the veins of the private part (or the main channel through which urine comes out), and those urine must have come out with the Man’i, thus making the Man’i impure.