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Taharah (Purity)

Purity (Arabic: طهارة‎, Tahara(h) ) is an essential aspect of Islam. It is the opposite of najis, things which are considered ritually impure are in the state of najāsa.

4 Media

Ahkam in Brief - Purifiers	10 Islamic Guidelines For Using Bathroom/Toilet Mohammed Al-Hilli
Fiqh For Sisters 3/44 - Taharah, absolute water, mixed water, kurr water, etc. Zaid Alsalami	Fiqh For Sisters 5/44 - Tarahah/Najasah, Toilet, istinja`, istibra' Zaid Alsalami

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12 Questions

Is it necessary to purify oneself if dog saliva has entered the body due to any reason? If so, how can one do so? Zaid Alsalami	Is it necessary to clean the inside of the anus with the left hand and remove any stool, or is it permissible to only wash the outside area? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi
The Quran contains evidence for the status and purity of the Prophets. Where does it talk about the status and purity of the Shia Imams? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi	If my shoes become Najis from animal urine or suchlike on the road and get dry by themselves, what is rule for purity when later water drops fall on them and my clothes touch the shoes with that wetness? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi