Excused Limits of Impurities and Wiping/Sprinkling Rules

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• What is the excused legal limit for a liquid Heavy Impurity (like wine or blood) on a garment?
• What is the excused limit for a Light Impurity (like cow or goat urine) on a garment or body limb?
• Extremely fine sprays of urine that are no larger than the heads of needles are completely excused if they get on clothes or the body.
• Match the impurity scenarios on garments with their exact excused legal limits:
• If a dry pure garment is laid on wet impure soil, under what condition does the garment become legally impure?
• If dry dust from a road known to have animal droppings lands on a person's clothes, the clothes immediately become impure and invalid for prayer.
• Classify the following scenarios into "Valid for Prayer (Excused)" and "Invalid for Prayer (Not Excused)":
• If a light impurity (such as horse or cow urine) covers exactly one-fifth (1/5th) of a garment sleeve, is prayer valid in that garment?