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According to the most correct opinion of Muslim Scholars list
the impurities in Islamic Shariah?
Dead Animals – animals which die from natural causes, that is
without proper Islamic way of slaughtering.
Exceptions:
i. Dead animals of the sea and dead locusts
ii. Dead animal that have no running blood (i.e. bees, ants, and so on)
Although in Fiqhus Sunnah, it is mentioned that the bones, horns, claws, fur, feathers, skin and soon of dead animals are considered to be pure, Shaykh al Albani said: Rather the skin of dead animals is established to be impure due to the many ahaadeeth from the Prophet, allallaahu 'alaihi wa sallaam, such as his, sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallaam, saying, "When the skin is tanned then it is purified" [Reported by Muslim and others].
The fact that the skin has to be tanned to make it pure is clearly shown by the following hadeeth reported by Ibn 'Abbaas – (p7-8). [TM]
> Blood . Fiqhus Sunnah. This includes blood that pours forth from an
> animal's body such as blood from a slaughtered animal or from
> menstruation except for what a small amounts are overlooked.[ 11]
> Shaykh Al Albani says: This is incorrect due to two reasons: That
> there is no proof for this from the Book or Sunnah – and the
> principle is that things are pure unless declared impure in a text.
> That it contradicts what is established in the Sunnah.
> 1. As for the blood of humans – then that is shown to be pure by
the
> hadeeth of the Ansaaree who prayed at night and was struck by
arrows
> and continued praying even though his blood flowed. [Reported in
> mu'allaq form by al-Bukhaaree and connected by Ahmad and others –
> Saheeh Abee Daawood, 193]
> 2. As for the blood of animals – then that is also pure as shown by
> the authentic narration that Ibn Mas'ood some camels and ??? became
> smeared with their blood and excrement – then the 'Iqaamah was
given
> and he prayed without making wudoo.
> 3. Reported by 'Abdur-Razzaaq in his musannaf (1/125), Ibn Abee
> Shaibah (1/392) and at-Tabaraanee in al-Mu'jamul- Kabeer 9/283) with
> Saheeh isnaad from him.
>
>
Pig's meat
>
> i.
Say (O Muhammad SAW): "I find not in that which has been
inspired
> to me anything forbidden to be eaten by one who wishes to eat it,
> unless it be Maytatah (a dead animal) or blood poured forth (by
> slaughtering or the like), or the flesh of swine (pork, etc.) for
> that surely is impure, or impious (unlawful) meat (of an animal)
> which is slaughtered as a sacrifice for others than Allah (or has
> been slaughtered for idols, etc., or on which Allah's Name has not
> been mentioned while slaughtering) . But whosoever is forced by
> necessity without willful disobedience, nor transgressing due
limits,
> (for him) certainly, your Lord is OftForgiving, Most Merciful."
> [6:145]
>
>
Vomiting of a person, urine and excrement
>
>
Al Wadi – a thick white secretion discharged (by some people) after
> urination.
>
>
Al Madhi or Prostatic Fluid.
*****
>
List the means of purifications.
> Water
> Earth
> Solid materials (except bones and dungs)
>
>
How do you clean a carpet it there is some impurity?
>
> Pour water over it until the traces of impurity of disappear.
>
>
How do you clean a ground if it is impure?
>
> Purifying the ground: If there are impurities on the ground, it is
> purified by pouring water over it. This is proven by
Abu Hurairah's
> hadith, mentioned earlier, about the bedouin who urinated in the
> mosque. The Prophet, upon whom be peace, said all that needed to be
> done for purification was to pour water over it. Said Abu
> Qulabah, "The drying of the ground is its purification. " 'Aishah
> said, "The purification of the ground is its becoming dry."
(Related
> by Ibn Abi Shaibah.) This, of course, refers to the case where the
> impurity is a liquid. If the impurity is a solid, the ground will
> only become pure by its removal or decay.
