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2. Purification (Ṭahārah)

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  • Ruling 103

    A person who does not believe in Allah or in His oneness is impure. Similarly, the following are impure: extremists (ghulāt) (i.e. those who regard one of the Imams (ʿA) as Allah, or say that Allah has immanence …

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  • Ruling 104

    The entire body of a disbeliever is impure; this includes his hair, nails, and the moisture from his body.

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  • Ruling 105

    If the father, mother, paternal grandfather, and paternal grandmother of a child who is not of the age of legal responsibility (bāligh) are disbelievers, that child is also impure unless he is mumayyiz and professes Islam, in which …

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  • Ruling 106

    If it is not known whether someone is a Muslim or not and there is no indication of him being a Muslim, he is pure. However, other rules of being a Muslim do not apply to him; for …

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  • Ruling 107

    A person who abuses any of the Twelve Imams (ʿA) on account of his enmity towards them is impure.

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  • Ruling 108

    Wine is impure. Apart from wine, other things that intoxicate a human being are not impure.

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  • Ruling 109

    Alcohol, whether it is industrial or medicinal, in all its types is pure.

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  • Ruling 110

    If grape juice bubbles by itself [through fermentation] or by cooking, it is pure; however, it is unlawful to drink. Similarly, based on obligatory precaution, boiled grapes are unlawful to consume but they are not impure.

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  • Ruling 111

    Dates, currants, raisins, and their juice, even if they bubble, are pure and it is lawful to consume them.

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  • Ruling 112

    Beer (fuqqāʿ), which is mainly made from barley and causes a low level of intoxication, is unlawful; and based on obligatory precaution it is impure. However, barley water that does not cause any intoxication whatsoever is pure and …

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