impurities (najis) in Muslim religious practice are some objects that are impure in nature. A Muslim must know all types

Ruling 131 – If a person violates the great ablution (ghusli) by committing a forbidden act, such as by committing

Rule 143 – If a pure object comes into contact with a bad one (or with another defiled object), then,

Rule 168 – Some substances and phenomena that make defiled objects pure are called impurity purifiers. And there are twelve

Rule 200 – If a person’s feet or the soles of his shoes become defiled by walking on defiled ground, they

Ruling 246 – It is forbidden to use for eating and drinking, as well as for the performance of great

In Muslim religious practice, the presence of a small ritual ablution called “wudu” is necessary for prayer and some other

Ruling 279 – Minor ritual ablution (wudu) can be done in another way, different from the one described above. A

Ruling 284 – In order for minor ritual ablution (wudu) to be performed correctly, the following twelve conditions must be

Rule 323 – If, after performing the minor ablution, a person has a doubt as to whether it has been

In Muslim religious practice, performing a prayer, performing Hajj, reading the Koran and some other actions requires the presence of

Proposition 373 – Performing a great ritual ablution is itself a desirable act. But for the performance of prayers, circumambulation of

Muḥammad b. ʿAbd Allāh (b. ‘Am al-Fil/571 Mecca – d. 11/632 Medina) is the prophet of Islam, whose mission was

Ali b. Abi Ṭalib known as Imam Ali (a) (b. 23 BH/600 – d. 40/661) is the first Imam of

Fatima (a) commonly known as Fatima al-Zahra (a) was the daughter of Prophet Muhammad (s) and Lady Khadija (a) and