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SECTION OF PURIFICATION
143 chapters
- Withdrawing to a secluded place when relieving oneself
- Preparing a place for urinating
- What one should do when wishing to enter the toilet
- The reprehensibility of facing the qibla while relieving oneself
- Turning towards the qibla while relieving oneself
- Uncovering one's clothes while relieving oneself
- The reprehensibility of speaking while relieving oneself
- Is it permissible to return greetings while urinating?
- Mentioning Allah without ablution
- Entering the toilet with a ring bearing the name of Allah
- Purifying oneself from urine
- Urinating while standing
- A person urinating into a vessel at night
- Places where urination is prohibited
- Urinating in a place used for washing
- The prohibition of urinating into a hole
- Supplication (dua) to be recited upon leaving the toilet
- Using the right hand while cleaning oneself
- Covering oneself in the toilet
- Things prohibited for use in purification
- Performing istinja (cleaning oneself) with stones
- Istibra (ensuring cleanliness after urination)
- Performing istinja with water
- Rubbing the hand on earth after purification
- Using the miswak (tooth-stick)
- How to use the miswak
- Using someone else's miswak
- Washing the miswak
- Using the miswak is from the natural disposition (fitra)
- The one who rises at night using the miswak
- The obligation of ablution (wudu)
- Performing ablution over an existing ablution
- Things that render water impure
- Regarding the water of the well of Buzāʿa
- Water does not become ritually impure (junub)
- Urinating in still water
- Performing ablution with water left by a dog
- Water left by a cat
- Water left by a woman after ablution
- The ruling on performing ablution with leftover water