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2. Purification (Ṭahārah)

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  • Ruling 653

    If a person does not have access to water on account of old age, weakness, fear of a thief or an animal and suchlike, or on account of not having the means to draw water out from a …

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  • Ruling 654

    If a bucket, rope, or a similar thing is needed for drawing water out from a well and one would need to purchase or hire it, he must do so even if he has to pay much more …

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  • Ruling 655

    If in order to procure water a person has to borrow money, he must do so. However, it is not obligatory to borrow money if one knows or supposes that he will not be able to repay the …

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  • Ruling 656

    One must dig a well in order to obtain water as long as it is not excessively difficult to do so.

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  • Ruling 657

    One must accept water if it is given to him without any obligation.

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  • Ruling 658

    If using water would result in a person dying, or it would make him ill, or inflict him with some defect, or prolong an illness he has, or make his illness worse, or make it difficult to treat, …

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  • Ruling 659

    It is not necessary for one to be certain that water is harmful for him; rather, if he deems it probable that it is harmful, in the event that his deeming it probable would be considered by people …

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  • Ruling 660

    If someone is certain or deems it probable that water is harmful for him and performs tayammum, and before prayers he realises that water is not harmful for him, his tayammum is void. If he realises this after prayers, …

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  • Ruling 661

    If someone who is certain that water is not harmful for him performs ghusl or wuḍūʾ, and afterwards he realises that water was harmful for him, his wuḍūʾ or ghusl is void.

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  • Ruling 662

    If procuring water or using it causes someone hardship or excessive difficulty that could not normally be endured, he can perform tayammum. However, if he endures it and performs wuḍūʾ or ghusl, his wuḍūʾ or ghusl is valid.

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