Classifications of Water: Impure & Doubtful Waters

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• How is a small, stagnant body of water (Rakidun Qalilun) defined in the Hanafi school?
• If a minute drop of blood falls into a small stagnant pond (less than 10x10 cubits), the water remains valid for Wudu as long as its color, taste, and smell are unaffected.
• Match the water bodies with their correct legal standards for becoming impure:
• What are the three physical attributes that define a "perceivable effect" (athar) of filth in flowing water?
• If a person has only doubtful water, they must perform both Wudu with that water and perform Tayammum with pure earth before they can legally pray.
• Under what condition is a mule's leftover water classified as doubtful according to the footnotes of Page 12?
• Match the water classifications with their correct Hanafi legal categories:
• Out of recommended sequence, performing Wudu first and then performing Tayammum is preferred (al-Afdhal) when utilizing doubtful water.