Impurity in Stagnant and Running Water, Large Ponds, and Aquatic Creatures
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- What is meant by ma’ da’im?
- What is the general rule when impurity falls into a small stagnant pool?
- What does the cited hadith prohibit in stagnant water?
- How many washes are mentioned before putting the hand into a vessel after waking?
- What underlies the exception for a very extensive pond?
- What condition is stated for using running water after impurity enters?
- What are the main indicators of impurity’s effect?
- What if running water still smells of impurity at a certain point?
- Which group distinguished visible and invisible impurity at its point of entry in running water?
- What sign of large size is given for the extensive pond?
- Which movement test is reported from Abu Hanifa?
- What action is used in the criterion reported from Abu Yusuf?
- Which movement is reported as Muhammad’s criterion?
- What quantitative estimate is reported for a very large pond?
- Where is wudu allowed when impurity falls at one edge of a very large pond?
- What does nafs sa’ilah mean here?
- What follows when a fly dies in otherwise clean water under the cited Hanafi rule?
- Which is among the cited examples without flowing blood?
- Which creatures fall under ma ya‘ish fi’l-ma’?
- Under what category is the death of fish, frog and crab in water discussed?
- What difference is reported from Shafi‘i on aquatic creatures?
- What does not follow from the rule that an animal’s death does not spoil water?
- Which comparison correctly distinguishes affected running water from the distant side of a large pond?