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    Fiqh

    (Jurisprudence)

    Noor-ul-Idha wa Najatul Arwaah(The light of clarification and the Salvation of Souls)

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    The Book of Purification

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    Vocabulary

    plural is - Water

    - Pure

    - Purifying

    - Disliked - Filthy

    - Doubtful

    - Used water - 128 dirham's = 384.240grams

    - 500 ratl. (216 litres)

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    That which is permissible for purification

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    The types of water permissible for

    purification are seven:

    1. - Rain water

    2. - Ocean water3. - River water

    4. - Water from wells

    5. - Water from melted snow6. - Water from melted hail

    7. - Spring water

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    Types of Water

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    Water is divided into five types:1.

    The first type is water that is pure in itself, andis purifying for other things. There is nodislike using this type of water.

    2. The second type of water is pure in itself, and

    is purifying for other things, although it isdisliked to use.

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    3.

    The third type is water that is pure in itself,

    though is not purifying for other things.

    4. The fourth type is filthy (Naajis) water.

    5. The fifth type of water is that which is

    doubtful.

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    The first type is water that is pure in itself, and is

    purifying for other things. There is no dislike using

    this type of water.

    which is plain water

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    The second type of water is pure in itself, and is

    purifying for other things, although it is disliked to

    use

    because it is small quantity of water that a cat or a

    similar animal has drunk from.

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    The third type is water that is pure in itself, though

    is not purifying for other things.

    This is water that one has used to remove his minor

    impurity or water used to make Wudhu upon with

    the intention of attaining the pleasure of Allah.

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    When does water become used?

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    Water becomes used (mustamal) right after it

    separates from the body.

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    That which is not permitted for Wudhu

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    One is not permitted to make Wudhu with tree water or fruit

    water, even if the water flows out by itself without beingsqueezed, and this is the most evident view.

    Likewise, it is not permitted to use water that has lost its

    essence (or nature) through cooking, or through the water beingoverwhelmed (or dominated) by another substance.

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    That which overwhelms the water

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    When mixed with a solid substance, the water isoverwhelmed when it loses its thin and easy flowingnature.

    If however, the water retains its flowing nature even after

    mixing with a solid, such saffron, fruit or tree leaves, itremains permissible to use even if the water loses all itsqualities.

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    There are some liquids that have two characteristics,

    when one of these two appears in the water, it is

    regarded as overwhelmed.

    Such as milk, which has colour and taste but no smell.

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    Additionally, there are liquids that consist of three

    characteristics such as vinegar, which has smell, taste

    and colour. When two of these three appear thenthe water is deemed overwhelmed.

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    In the case of water mixing with a liquid substance

    which has no characteristics to it,

    Such as ma-i mustamal (used water) or rose water

    that has lost its smell, then it is assessed by weight.

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    Summary of solids & liquids mixing

    with water

    Solid

    assessed by qualities of thinness and flowing nature.

    Liquids With 2 or 3 Characteristics assessed by taste, colour and smell.

    Liquids Without Characteristics

    assessed by weight.

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    The fourth type is filthy (Naajis) water.

    This is a small quantity of still water which an impurity

    has fallen.

    A small quantity of water is considered as less than

    ten by ten arm lengths. The water is deemed impureeven if no traces of the filth appears therein.

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    If however, an impurity falls in running water and the

    signs of filth appear in it, then it is deemed impure.

    The signs (or traces) of filth are taste, colour or smell.

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    The fifth type of water is that which is doubtful

    with respect to its purifying other things. That is

    water which a donkey or a mule has drunk from.


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