1. Prophet Muhammad was economical in his use of water when purifying himself; he would not use too much of it to the extent that he would do Wudu with a Mudd of water. 2. If the Prophet needed to clean himself after relieving himself, or to remove any filth, he would do that directly with his left hand. 3. When the Prophet came out of the place where he went to relieve himself, he would rub his hand on the ground, as noted in the Hadith of Maymunah, then he would “wash his private parts. Then he rubbed his hand on the ground.”

1- When a person relieves himself, he must cleanse himself of impurities either with water – which is best and most perfect – or with something other than water which will remove the impurities, such as toilet paper, fabric, stones or something else. 2- You have no excuse for not praying or for delaying the prayer beyond the appointed time because you are unable to do Istinja’ since you can remove the impurity and cleanse yourself of it using tissues and the like.

1. Dry impurity cannot be transferred if it comes into contact with another dry surface. But if the impurity is wet, then it is most likely that it could be transferred, whether it comes into contact with something that is wet or that is dry. 2. Honey, cream and other semi-liquids are affected by impure substances if they come into contact and mix with them. 3. If the impurity is a small amount, such that it cannot be seen by the naked eye, such as small droplets of urine and the like, then some of the scholars say that it is overlooked. 4. If the feet on which there is impurity become sweaty, the impurity will inevitably be transferred to the socks, because wet impurity is transferred to other things, even if the place to which it is transferred is dry.

Characteristics of a Muslim businessman are: 1- Trade should not distract him from remembering Allah; 2- He should seek that which is permissible; 3 -He should keep away from dubious matters; 4- He should strive to be sincere and honest, and to fear Allah; 5- He should not neglect charity; 6- He should be lenient and easy-going; 7- He should give respite to one who is in difficulty, and reduce or wave his debt; 8- He should stay away prohibited transactions.

A false oath may be expiated by sincere repentance. There is no sin for which repentance cannot be accepted, for Allah has opened the door of repentance to every sinner.

A person who suffers from urinary incontinence and constant wind should do wudu at the time of each prayer, and pray as much as he likes with that wudu until the time for the next prayer begins.

If the woman who gets some impurity on the hem of her garment then walks over ground or asphalt or a street or a pavement that removes the essence of that impurity, so that no trace of it is left, then her garment is purified by that, and she does not have to use water in order to remove that impurity.

Items that are solid and smooth (impermeable) may be purified by wiping them. If the impure substance gets onto cushions and large furnishings, water should be poured on the impure spot, until the water overwhelms the impure substance that got onto it. There is no religious text which states the number of times impurity must be washed, except the impurity of a dog only, which must be washed seven times. If impurity falls into water, it does not become impure unless it is changed thereby, such as if its colour or smell is changed. If the impure garment is washed in a washing machine and the trace of impurity is removed from it, then it becomes pure thereby.

1. There is nothing wrong with using things made from the skins of animals whose meat is permissible to eat. As for those things made from the skins of carnivores, it is not permissible to use them at all. 2. As for things made from the skins of animals whose meat is not permissible to eat, it is better not to use them, because there is a strong difference of scholarly opinion concerning that.