Unbelievable amount of wiswas when it comes to purity and…
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Unbelievable amount of wiswas when it comes to purity and wudu
1. We know we have to avoid impurity in Islam, so when you use the bathroom and then touch the faucet to wash your hands, you are obviously touching it with impure hands, so then when you turn the faucet off, why dont your hands become impure again? If anyone knows fiqh, please don’t tell me everything is pure by default, I already know that. But it’s 100 percent certain the faucet is impure because you’re touching it with impure hands obviously but then you have to turn it off again. If the faucet is impure, why do no muslims mention this or seem to care and I even see muslins casually touching public bathroom faucets to make wudu like it’s nothing even though it is definitely impure? Sure there could be an excusable amount of impurity but isn’t it better to just avoid touching the faucet?
2: if I use the bathroom and go number two then I touch my private part, is there now impurity on my private part?
3: how do you know that urine drops have stopped after using the restroom
4: I do clearly have wiswas, but I still like to conserve water. When I get to washing the arms from the hand to the elbows in wudu, I either cup water in the hand and let it run down the arm I am washing and rub the whole area, or I cup with with my opposite hand and put that water above my elbow a little bit and rub it on the entire arm. However, because I have wiswas, sometimes i go above so much that the deodorant I applied gets on my hand, especially if I applied it recently like ten minutes before wudu, and I rub my whole arm and I can tell that it’s a barrier to wudu because the water is just flowing off my arm and not touching my skin. I have prayed like this before, if someone tells me that, if someone tells me that this makes my wudu invalid and salahs that I prayed like this invalid, then wonderful. That just adds on to the countless acts of worship that I have done that are invalid. I’ve literally stopped applying deodorant because of this and I don’t like shoving my entire arm under the tap because my sink doesn’t cover my entire elbow anyway and also I am scared that my bathroom sink or faucet might have impurity and I don’t want to risk shoving my arm under the tap because it might get too close to the sink and touch impurity.
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1. We know we have to avoid impurity in Islam, so when you use the bathroom and then touch the faucet to wash your hands, you are obviously touching it with impure hands, so then when you turn the faucet off, why dont your hands become impure again? If anyone knows fiqh, please don’t tell me everything is pure by default, I already know that. But it’s 100 percent certain the faucet is impure because you’re touching it with impure hands obviously but then you have to turn it off again. If the faucet is impure, why do no muslims mention this or seem to care and I even see muslins casually touching public bathroom faucets to make wudu like it’s nothing even though it is definitely impure? Sure there could be an excusable amount of impurity but isn’t it better to just avoid touching the faucet?
2: if I use the bathroom and go number two then I touch my private part, is there now impurity on my private part?
3: how do you know that urine drops have stopped after using the restroom
4: I do clearly have wiswas, but I still like to conserve water. When I get to washing the arms from the hand to the elbows in wudu, I either cup water in the hand and let it run down the arm I am washing and rub the whole area, or I cup with with my opposite hand and put that water above my elbow a little bit and rub it on the entire arm. However, because I have wiswas, sometimes i go above so much that the deodorant I applied gets on my hand, especially if I applied it recently like ten minutes before wudu, and I rub my whole arm and I can tell that it’s a barrier to wudu because the water is just flowing off my arm and not touching my skin. I have prayed like this before, if someone tells me that, if someone tells me that this makes my wudu invalid and salahs that I prayed like this invalid, then wonderful. That just adds on to the countless acts of worship that I have done that are invalid. I’ve literally stopped applying deodorant because of this and I don’t like shoving my entire arm under the tap because my sink doesn’t cover my entire elbow anyway and also I am scared that my bathroom sink or faucet might have impurity and I don’t want to risk shoving my arm under the tap because it might get too close to the sink and touch impurity.
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