Classifications of Water: Rules of Mixing & Solids vs. Liquids

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• If dry saffron falls into absolute water uncooked and changes its color, taste, and smell, but the water remains thin and flows easily, what is the legal status of performing Wudu with it?
• Liquids without distinct attributes, such as Used Water (Musta'mal), have their dominance in mixtures determined strictly by weight proportions.
• Match the mixing weight scenarios of Used Water and Absolute Water with their legal outcomes:
• For a liquid with two qualities like milk (possessing color and taste, but no smell), dominance in water is established if how many qualities appear?
• For a liquid with three qualities like vinegar (possessing color, taste, and smell), dominance is established if only one quality appears in the water.
• If used water and absolute water are mixed in completely equal weights, what is the juristic ruling regarding Wudu based on precaution?
• Match the liquid additives with their correct method of establishing dominance:
• According to the footnotes, dry solid fruits like dates, grapes, and pomegranates are treated under the same simple solid rules as uncooked saffron or tree leaves.