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The new kuffaar jewellery fad for nails and teeth is haraam. Wudhu and ghusl will not be valid with these satanic embedded on the teeth/nails, hence Salaat will not be valid.
No, you may not hold the Qur'aan without wudhu even with gloves on. You may hold it with a cloth which is not attached to the body.
Wudhu does not break if a dog touches one with its nose or mouth. The affected spot should be washed. It is not necessary to renew Wudhu.
It is not permissible for one without wudhu to pick up the Qur'aan Majeed with gloves or with any part of a garment which is on his body. He should take a towel or a cloth, etc.…
Sleeping sitting cross-legged breaks wudhu.
No, the blood/fluid of sea creatures and insects does not render the clothes, etc. impure. Nevertheless, it is meritorious to wash the affected parts.
What the Apa said is correct. Hair from any part of the body and also nails may not be removed during the state of janaabat. Therefore, only after having completed the full ghusl…
No, it will not suffice. It is haraam to relieve oneself facing the Qiblah or with one's back to the Qiblah. It is incumbent to change the direction of the toilet. The Deen has…
It is not permissible to remove hairs and nails during the state of janaabat. It is necessary to take a complete ghusl. After the ghusl, the hairs and nails should be removed.
It is not permissible to go to such a haraam holiday house.
It is not permissible to clip nails during the state of janaabat. Why would the nails be 'way too long' when one is in the state of janaabat? It will be so due to one's…
While ghusl and wudhu are valid if only the Fardh acts are done, it will be sinful to omit the Sunnah factors without valid reason.
