Navaid Aziz – Fiqh of Taharah #03

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The speakers discuss the negative consequences of "harlowton" in water transmission and the importance of protecting oneself from embarrassment and fear. They provide advice on protecting oneself from embarrassment, including proper cleaning practices, using toilet paper, and not touching animals. They also touch on the history of the Hadith of the loving God and the idea of protecting from the virus. They discuss the use of "monster" fluid in various scenarios, including waking up someone and staying overnight, and logistical arguments for "monster" fluid and the shadow night in the Highlander.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim in Alhamdulillah Hina muda Hornstein one is still cool when other Billahi
min short od alfonsina woman CR Dr. Medina Maya de la dama De La da da da wa shalonda illa Hill
Allahu LA City Kadosh shadow no Mohammed Abdullah Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa ala alihi wa
sahbihi wa seldom at the Sleeman kathira My God, My dear brothers and sisters salaam aleikum wa
rahmatullah wa barakato.
		
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			I want to start off by posing a question, when you look at the concept of water in the Koran.
		
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			Does it predominantly come as something positive or something negative?
		
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			Positive? Okay, fantastic. Can we think of any instances when it comes to something negative?
		
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			is trying to punish, make the water fantastic. That's one example. So Allah subhanaw taala destroyed
the people who have no one. In fact, with a difference of opinion, the people of the world with
water, what else?
		
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			I was describing a parable of darkness. Okay, waves upon waves on layers, right? with darkness. So
that's another example. There's an example of circle calf. Does anyone remember an example of sickle
calf? Allah relates water to
		
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			water labeler home
		
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			example of the life of this world. And that's actually what I want to share my reflection, start off
my reflection with today. Mr. McCarthy, Ramallah, he has a very nice reflection on this verse in
sort of gafware, Allah subhanho wa Taala, he says, and give them the example of the life of this
world, like the water that we sent it down. So if we ponder and reflect upon this, why is the life
of this world like water? So what is what are some of the consistencies in water that you would find
in the life of this world, the first thing that you'll notice right off the bat is that you try to
trap water in your hand, you'll never be able to do so it always finds a way to escape. Similarly,
		
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			the life of this world, you try to catch this dunya, it's always going to find a way to escape from
you, meaning that you're not meant to hold on to it. Another example, he gives that the water that
falls down, meaning that descends from the heavens, you'll notice that it has the ability to even
like smooth out rock and flattened rock. And even you know, just take away the rock like
characteristics can penetrate the rock. Similarly, the life of this world, when it constantly
attacks a person's emotion, it will slowly but surely we're down to a person's email. That's another
example that he gives. A third example that he gives, is that when you look at the essence of water,
		
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			is that water is something that is transparent, it's something that is completely see through, it's
not something that you know, is
		
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			what's the word I'm looking for is it's not something that that is very solid, right? Where it says
generally to the left of this world, that it has one state, and it's going to move on to the next
state, meaning that it's not, it's not finite, right. So just like the state of water changes,
similarly, the life of this world that is here today, and it's gone tomorrow, right? It's not
something that remains forever. So that was a very, you know, interesting discussion that demand to
be had you guys can look it up, you know, later on to further your own research. But as our
discussion is on the heart, I thought it would be an appropriate introduction to that. So we left
		
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			off last time talking about two things the hollow tone middle hajus was the hollow tone middle who
both who remembers with these two terms mean? What is the harlowton? middle Hadith and what is the
hollow terminal for both? Who are members? I know you will definitely hear I know online was
definitely here. The van you were here as well correct?
		
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			No, it's the opposite. So high def is when an event happens. And impurity takes place someone goes
to the bathroom the unification dedication, that is what had that is passing of gas is helpless. And
hopeless is when something that is impure gets onto your clothes. So for example, you're walking on
the street, you manage to walk on like dog feces, or something like that, that is called homebirth.
Meaning is not an event that happened, but it is something that gets onto your clothes, or on to
your body or gets on to your body. Now, with that having being said, this leads us to our
introduction in terms of the etiquette that Muslims should have when going to the bathroom and
		
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			educate and advocates that Muslims should have when going to the bathroom and we'll be covering
eight things within the heater Allah. The first thing we want to talk about is the issue of when a
man is going to the bathroom is he allowed to touch and hold his private parts with his right hand
or not? Is he allowed to do so? Now what we want to understand is starting off with the Hadith of
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and he said that hadoken father, Yehuda zaccaro, who be I
mean, what I mean, when I aterna first, Phil enough, when any of you urinates, he should not hold
his penis in his right hand or clean it with his right hand. And when he is drinking, he should not
		
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			breathe into the vessel. So clearly the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has given a
prohibition over here you should not do this. Now.
		
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			The reason why the scholars differed on this issue of you know, cleaning one's self with the right
hand and touching oneself with the right hand, is how do we understand the prohibitions of the
Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wasallam when it comes to matters of etiquette, when it comes
to matters of etiquette, so when there's a clear prohibition in matters of the deen, then it's clear
that you know that it is hard on there's no difference of opinion, the difference of opinion occurs
when it comes to matters of etiquette, how should those prohibitions be under stood. So you have a
group of scholars that said, any prohibition that deposit certain gifts, it should be understood as
		
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			it is something that is haram, until you have a proof to say that it is just something that is
disliked another group of scholars, they said, We differentiate between the by that and Mama that
any prohibition that is in Hebrew that we understood it, understand it as something that is held on,
and then the prohibition that is more harmful, that we understand that it is disliked, until there's
a proof to prove that it is something that is how long it is something to the dedication, there's a
secondary proof to prove that it's actually considered how long so that is why this call is deferred
on this issue. Now, to eliminate the difference of opinion, what we can say is to be on the safer
		
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			side, no one should be using the right hands when going to the bathroom, unless there's an absolute
necessity unless there's an absolute necessity. So a person has an inlet and illness with their left
arm or they have some sort of like, you know tremors in their left hand, that's something that is
understandable that you're allowed to use the right hand in that situation. But outside of that
circumstance, the general rule is the right hand should not be used, the right hand should not be
used. So that is the first etiquette that we will be talking about that he should not, and she as
well should not be touching her private parts, or he should not be touching his private parts with
		
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			the right hand, whether it is for the activity or the nation itself, or even for the act of
cleansing even for the act of cleansing, getting into a secondary issue. Now, as a parent, your
child needs to have themselves cleaned after the dedicated or you're needed, are you allowed using
your right hand at that time? Or does the same ruling still apply that the left hand should be used,
the left hand should be used. The general ruling is that the rulings that you apply to yourself
apply to others as well. So meaning that just like you should not use your right hand for yourself,
you should not use your right hand for others, you should not use your right hand for others. And
		
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			you see many clear narrations of the Sahaba de la home talking about the virtues of the right hand.
So I live in a thought about the Allahu anhu he says my right hand is from my face. And my left hand
is for cleansing myself, then of nine or the Allahu anhu. He said, ever since I give the br to the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, I have never lied, and have never used my right hand to touch
my private parts to touch my private parts. So this shows us that the right hand It has virtue and
that virtue should be respected. And it should be only be used for good things, it should only be
used for good things.
		
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			Likewise, you have the hadith of half salad, Yolanda, the wife of the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa
sallam, she says that the Prophet sallallahu Sallam used his high right hand for eating, drinking,
making wudu getting dressed, giving and taking things. And he used to use his left hand for
everything else. And he used to use his left hand for everything else, meaning that anything that
can be considered positive and respectful, the right hand should be used, and everything else, the
left hand should be used. Can we think of an act of cleansing? That would be an exception to this
rule? What is an act of cleansing? That would be the exception to this rule?
		
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			Fantastic. So the using of the miswak, the scholar is different, does it take the same rule think
that one should use the left hand when making the miswak or since one is using an external tool and
there's not impurity there, and inshallah there's no impurity in your mouth, you know, then you
don't need to use the left hand, it is permissible to use the right tent, the majority they went
towards that one of the general rule is in terms of purification, you use the left hand use the left
hand. Now you can counter that to though, that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam, when he used
to take water into his mouth, within Willow, he used his right hand And likewise, when used to put
		
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			water into his nose, he used the right hand. So in those circumstances, certain situations where
there is no fear of impurity, then there's nothing wrong with using the right hand. There's nothing
wrong with using the right time. And Allah subhanaw taala knows best, it is perfectly fine to use
the right hand when one is using the miswak when one is using the miswak. educator number two, is it
permissible to urinate while standing orders one need to sit down? And if so, what is the reasoning
behind that? Now this whole discussion revolves around two headaches. It revolves around two
headings. The first of them is the hadith of Isla de la Han Han narrated by tirmidhi call it the
		
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			eyeshadow de la Mancha de Sala la vie New Zealand Kenya buco even further to Sadako McKenna yo boo
in Dhaka Ida movie.
		
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			Whoever tells you that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam used to urinate standing, do not
believe him, he only used to urinate sitting down. Now what's interesting about this narration is
that the mammoth pyramid he says this is the most authentic hadith that we have on this topic. This
is the most authentic hadith that we have on this topic. However, when you look inside Sohail
Bukhari and Sahih Muslim you find the narration of the familiar man and how they felt and the reason
and for differ in
		
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			how they followed your love I know and then the reason a lot of it was about to call me further in
the EMA said they follow the law I know who narrated the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam came to
a garden belonging to some people, and he urinated standing up and he urinated standing up. So how
do we reconcile between these two narrations?
		
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			What principles are we going to use for this reasoning for that specific scenario? There must be
logic behind it otherwise.
		
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			So what is the foundation? And what is the exception? Let's start off with that.
		
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			Sitting down is the foundation Why?
		
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			Because his wife said so like he spends most of his time they think this way is fantastic. So that
is the principle that the scholars used that in mind in matters of intimate detail, the narration of
the whys of the process and and will take precedence. And I showed on the last one that she's
establishing a general principle that she never saw the process of them standing up and that this is
like married and ready for three times. So that is what we establish as the foundation. So now this
is the exception to the rule. But what is the exception to the rule teachers?
		
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			What do we derive from the exception to the rule?
		
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			It is permissible to do so with cause or without cause.
		
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			That is what can be deduced for sure. So the the issue of you know splashback is always an issue
that one should be concerned about. But can we give legal rulings now that's too stated to you in a
sitting down is something that is obligatory, and to do it standing up without just causes
impermissible?
		
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			can we can we do that? No, we can't. And that is why in this situation, we can say one is definitely
better than the other. But we need to look at the reasoning behind this commandment or this action,
not commandment, but behind this action. The Apostle Salaam is obviously showing us the fear of
splashback that, you know, when the person is standing up, there's a much greater chance that the
urine will splash back upon one's clothes or upon one's body and that is why it is better to do so
sitting down. It is better to do so sitting down and the narration of how they follow the law. I
know it teaches us that it is permissible to do so with the following conditions. One is that one is
		
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			able to protect themselves from any splashback one is able to protect themselves from any
splashback. And number two is that if there's a cause or reason for them to do so it was a *
Rahim Allah. When he talks about this narration, he talks about several reasons why the parser Salah
wouldn't have done this that why the facism didn't sit down that today from them is that this was in
the old age of the Prophet salallahu alayhi wasallam. And bending down was more difficult as was
bending his back. So the posture ism urinated standing up number two is that the porcelain perhaps
he saw some sort of impurity on the ground. And that is why he feared that if he bent down his
		
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			garments that might touch the ground would become impure. And that is why they seldom did it
actually sit down on the ground that they didn't sit down on the ground that day. So the general
rule we want to establish an understanding filk is a general overlaminate ology. to reconcile
between narrations is more preferable than to give preference to one narration over another. So one
should not say that the hadith of Isla de la vida is given preference over the health of the FDA.
Likewise the opposite because in this situations, there is a circumstance we should try to
understand what are the circumstances what is the foundation? What is the exception? If you're able
		
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			to establish these principles in any chapters of a book, what is the foundation what is the
exception, it will make understanding so much easier or make understanding fick so much easier. So
now, some of the scholars have gone to the opinion that it is impermissible to urinate while
standing it is impermissible to urinate while standing based upon the hadith of eyeshadow della
Juana. And the fact that you know, it's very difficult to protect oneself from splashback one
standing. But again, is there any proof to indicate that? And the answer to that is no. The answer
to that is no. So that is the second etiquette that one should try their utmost best to urinate
		
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			while sitting down. And if there's a reason to urinate while standing up, then it is permissible to
do so it is permissible to do so, you know, a practical valid, you know, example in day to day life.
as Muslims we shouldn't
		
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			Using the urinals, I mean, I find that a very disgusting habit. One because of the issue of smashed
back to, it's such a, like
		
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			not only hygenic but like you're standing next to some as you're going to the pastoral, the sense of
modesty is completely taken away. So you know, that's a, you know, something that should definitely
shouldn't be done. But how about if you're in a stall now, and you're using the bathroom? And the
toilet seat just doesn't look hygienic at all? Does that mean you have to use the bathroom, you have
to sit down on that unhygenic toilet seat? The answer to that is no, you don't need to do that.
However, just be very, very careful that you know you protect yourself and protect prevent yourself
from splashback. A good tip I learned very, very early on is to carry wet wipes with you white wipes
		
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			come in very, very handy. So they they purify the area around you like if you ever need to use the
toilet seat, just wipe it off. You use it then likewise, if you're in a situation where there's no
toilet paper, there's no water, what do you do those wet wipes come in very, very handy as well. So
if you know you're going to work every single day, as a good idea to keep them in your backpack,
keep them in your bag, or just keep them in your pocket and they definitely do come in very, very
handy. They do come in very, very handy. etiquette. Number three, a person should conceal himself
from the sight of others, a person should conceal himself from the sight of others, and will be
		
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			short or long. He says I was with the prophet SAW them on a journey when he felt the need to answer
the call of nature and he went far, far away till that I could not make out who he was till I could
not make out who he was. So this shows us that the prophets of Salaam and this goes back to the
issue of the urinal that when you're using the bathroom, it shouldn't be in front of the public
sphere, right? You should conceal yourself from doing so naturally, the process went so far that he
was not able to be seen from the public eye he was unable to be seen from the public eye and this
directly ties into the issue of the urinal. etiquette number four, a person should not uncover his
		
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			aura until he has squatted close to the ground because this is more concealing. Now this is
obviously you're out in the desert. And if you're wearing and these are like the processes I'm used
to wear regularly, so an individual that's wearing and these are and he's going to the bathroom he
should not uplift his izhar until he is squatted down. Why what is the reasoning behind that? To
conceal one's our even more, you should not you should not unconcealed your hour, until there's an
absolute necessity to do so not conceal your necessity, your hour until there's an absolute
necessity to do so.
		
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			Number five, to save the Earth car of entering the bathroom to save yes car of entering the
bathroom. And there's two as car that we want to discuss when are entering and one when we are
leaving from the bathroom. In terms of entering the bathroom. Two things have been narrated that one
should say one of them there's a slight weakness one of them is authentic. The starting off with one
that has a slight weakness is entering by saying Bismillah entering the bathroom by saying Bismillah
there's a slight weakness in this Hadith, but it has to be narrated in the books of our dub that one
should say Bismillah before entering the bathroom, why should he do so? Because the prophets of
		
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			Allah Hi, there said I'm setting and narration and this is where the weakness is that the covering
between the genes and the humans is the saying of Bismillah the covering between the genes and the
humans is the saying of Bismillah This is further substantiated by which had the which I had these
substantiate this concept.
		
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			Who can tell me
		
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			there's a hadith that or a topic that almost all of us should know, that, you know, strengthens this
opinion.
		
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			When else do we say Bismillah? Before eating and changing foods? Okay, Dan changing clothes and
		
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			Okay, and even something more simpler than that. What else do you say Bismillah.
		
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			entering your house, entering your house fantastic when entering your house. So the general rule is
that you say Bismillah in all of these occurrences, but in particular, the pauses and mentions two
of them that you know are joined together one is eating and one is entering the house that the one
that says Bismillah before entering then the shouting have no place to say that night, the one that
says Mr. manleigh before eating in the shelter and have no share in his food that night. So while
this hadith is weak, the scholar said that it could be used before entering the bathroom, as this is
a barrier between the shell theme and the human being. So there's a difference of opinion on this
		
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			authenticity, but it is a clickable in the situation due to the other narrations that we can bring
all along to substantiate it. Now what is not different over is the narration of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wasallam where he used used to say Allahumma inni our old obika minnow hobo see
one Kaaba is that Oh Allah, I seek refuge in You from the various types of jinn they differ there in
terms of what is hobo and what is Kaaba if they said that one is a meal type
		
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			The other one is female type of Jen. They said one is a harmful gene and one is the gene that you
know, likes to hang around impure places. These are some of the opinions that are there. We're not
going to get into that right now. But her birth and her both are referring to the different types of
genes or they're referring to impurity and the jinn. Those are the two predominant opinions. So that
is what one should say, when he enters the bathroom. That is what one should say when he enters the
bathroom. Now, why should he say this when they enter the bathroom? Why do we say this when you
enter the bathroom?
		
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			inside if they say that
		
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			they couldn't see him, but what is so significant about the bathroom that he should that we should
say it
		
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			fantastic that the jinn and the shell thing, they like to hang around in purified impure places like
to hang around in impure places. In fact, something that you'll come to see later on when we talk
about how to clean yourself when going to the bathroom is that it is impermissible to use you know,
hardened animal feces the possum prohibited using this due to the fact and abusing bones due to the
fact that it is food for the gym food for the gym. So any place that there might be impurity, you
know, there's a high chance that this is the area of the gin and shale thing. So particularly when
entering the bathroom, one should say that one should say that to the best of their ability. So now
		
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			question arises, does one living you know in a modern context where we have our sink, we have our
bathtub, and then you have like the toilet inside one confinement in one room? One should one
actually say the back would say the doula one should one actually say that. Entering the door,
entering the door
		
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			entering the washroom door
		
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			using the toilet itself.
		
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			The four walls as soon as you cross those four walls.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			Allah Subhana Allah knows best, but it should definitely be said before one starts using the toilet
before one starts using the toilet. And the reason behind this is a lot of this will have to do with
why is the person actually going to that room. So for example, if you're just going to wash your
hands or making to make what would you have to say this is what I know it wasn't legislated from the
foster son that he would say this door before he would make the door entering the place where he
would make will do it was only legislated when he would actually go and use the toilet. So it's
important is keep in mind one's intention as well as the area that he's using. So if you're going to
		
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			use the toilet, then you can say as you're entering into the passing the door or just about you
before using the toilet, and I actually believe that to be more preferable. However, if you're only
going to wash your hands or to make wudu or wash your face or even take a shower then this is not
legislated at that time that da is not legislated at that time. Now what do we say when we leave the
bathroom? For the position? I'm used to say ronak when he used to leave the leave the toilets? In no
time, Rahim Allah He comments on this. That why would the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam seek
forgiveness from Allah subhanho wa Taala while he is leaving the toilet while he's leaving the
		
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			toilet. He mentioned something very interesting. It is due to the fact that this is one of the very
few moments in the life of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that he could not keep his tongue
busy with the vicar of Allah subhanho wa Taala that he could not keep his tongue busy with the vicar
of Allah subhanho wa Taala so he seeking forgiveness from Allah subhana wa Tada. He mentions another
reason that the possum teaches us this, that we are seeking forgiveness from Allah subhanho wa Taala
for not being as grateful for the blessings of Allah subhanho wa Taala as we should be, like, if you
think about the internal systems that allow us Python is put into play in terms of how we perspire,
		
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			how we breathe, how our heart beats, how our blood circulates, how our food digests, these are all
miraculous things that are by Allah subhana wa tada that we don't even fathom we don't even
understand. And you know, we're definitely not grateful for it because we don't see, you know,
regularly or even contemplate regularly. So that is why we should seek forgiveness from Allah
spinalis Allah, that Allah subhanho wa Taala allowed, you know, something that is harmful and toxic
to our bodies to be eliminated. And you know, we had to put no effort into it, we had to put no
effort into it. So that is why a second reason why they did not I mentioned that the processor that
		
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			I'm used to teach us to say or franak when we leave the bathroom when we leave the bathroom. So that
was etiquette number six. Now we move on to
		
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			etiquette number seven etiquette number seven. You should be extremely careful to make sure that
there's no impurity left on your body after you use the bathroom. There should be no impurity left
on your body after you use the bathroom, particularly when you're in a tank. We already talked about
this. This is one of the reasons why the job of the cover takes place. Enable no matter the process
and I'm actually mentioned in the Hadith with a slight weakness in it.
		
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			The most common cause for punishment in the grave is not protecting oneself from urine. And it's
completely different from the Hadith of the two people that were being punished in the grave. One of
them was being punished for not taking care of themselves when you're in eating, the other one was
being punished for spreading the Mima, between the people meaning spreading tales between the people
to cause them to fight, right. So the process of not protecting oneself from urinating, it is a
great cause of being punished in the grave, and we pray to seek refuge in Allah subhanho wa Taala
from that. So now one should be extremely careful to make sure that there's no impurity that comes
		
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			back on to the individual, and extra caution and effort should be made to purify oneself. If that is
the case. Now, a fine line needs to be drawn over here, that when a man goes to the bathroom, he's
encouraged that after he's finished using the bathroom, he wipes himself. Now, the more he touches
his private organ at that time, the more he'll notice that you're in might, you know, trickle out.
So the more he's trying to wipe himself or clean himself, the more he notices that you're in my
trickle out. So to what extent does he keep trying to clean himself to make sure that no more urine
is left inside. And this actually leads into like psychological disorders, where people have like
		
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			obsessive compulsive disorders, where they'll all go to urinate in the bathroom, it will end up
spending like half an hour in the bathroom, just to make sure because that there's no more urine
coming out of their their private organs. Now that fine line needs to be drawn that one a person is
confident they're comfortable with the fact that you know, more than likely, there's no more urine
left inside and there's no urine that's going to trickle out. At that time. They don't they can stop
cleansing themselves. They don't have to go that extra mile. Even Samia Rahim Allah, he actually had
an interesting quote about this. He says, the private organs of the male is like the other of the
		
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			cow, that the more you try to pull on it, the more the liquid is going to come out. So once a person
feels comfortable that he's urinated everything, his blood, his or his blood is inside his bladder,
there's no need to keep going, you know, back and forth to get that extra urine out. You shouldn't
force yourself to eliminate that extra year, because it will keep coming out. Right. So once you
feel confident that you know what I've emptied out as much as I can, you don't need to go that extra
mile to take out the rest of the urine. You don't need to go that extra mile to go to take out the
rest of that urine. Now we get to etiquette number seven. How many times should one clean themselves
		
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			once they've used the bathroom? And what is the reasoning behind that? So we have two Hadith that we
want to look at. We have two Hadith that we want to look at, versus the hadith of Isola della Juana
where she says the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam used to wash himself three times used to wash
himself three times, then the second is the hadith of love and hope. When any of you cleans himself,
let him use an odd number, let him use an odd number. Okay, so one Hadith is very explicit with
three, another narration of Eros, it says just use an odd number. So now going back to the general
ruling over here, when it comes to etiquette, then the general ruling is not mandatory, but
		
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			something that is encouraged to do so. Now, what is the goal that we're trying to achieve? The goal
is that we're trying to achieve cleanliness. So, as long as cleanliness has been achieved, then you
have fulfilled your goal, right? Whether that is in one cleaning, in two cleanings in three
cleanings, four things, five things, whatever you need, right, depending on you know, how, you know,
dysfunctional your your digestive system may be, you may need to do more than that. But the ruling
over here is we're trying to achieve cleanliness, sometimes it will be achieved by one, sometimes it
will be achieved by more than one. However, what our recommendations over here, recommendations are,
		
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			that if you have finished cleaning yourself, go that extra one to make it an odd number to fulfill
the command of the proper setup. So even though it is just an etiquette, one should still go that
extra way to make it more clean and to fulfill the command of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam. Now this leads us into a controversial topic only amongst Indians and Pakistanis for the
most part, and that is can you clean yourself with toilet paper only? And the answer to that is yes,
it is permissible to just use toilet paper. If you don't use any water, it is perfectly fine.
However, you still want to try to achieve as much cleanliness as possible, as much cleanliness as
		
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			possible. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he actually used to use rocks back in the day.
Now one may think you know how can you use a rock to clean your posterior isn't it going to be
painful? It's not the rock that you're thinking of. These rocks were very smooth and very flat. It's
almost like as if it was thick paper. That's what it used to be like and that is what they used to
clean themselves with.
		
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			So in this day and age, you're in the public toilet, you don't have a water bottle, you don't have,
you know, one of those cool, distinct job bags that they have. Now, you don't have a lot with you,
there's no bucket, what do you do in that situation, you don't need to carry water in your hands to
go to the bathroom, just use toilet paper, it's perfectly fine. There's nothing wrong with that. And
then you'll notice, like other weird things that most questions I get all the time, particularly
while flying, you want to use the bathroom, and then the plane, you're not sure you completely
clean. So let me put some extra toilet paper, after I'm done using it between my underwear and
		
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			myself. And I always find that, you know, to be very problematic, because if there's any impurity
there, it's on you, right? The fact that it's on the toilet paper, now, it's still between your
clothes and you know, be praying in that situation is problematic. So you haven't really made a
difference psychologically, I can't understand why you may feel cleaner. But in terms of a hokum,
shatta in terms of a religious ruling, you haven't really made things better. So just go that extra
mile to clean yourself, make sure you're clean, make sure you feel comfortable with that, whether it
is water, whether it is toilet paper, whether it is you know, you're out in nature, you're camping,
		
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			you can use leaves, you can use,
		
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			you know, pretty much anything you want, with the exception of a few things that deposit certain
prohibited the usage of bones. And it prohibited the usage of hardened feces of animals, right? So
sometimes you'll find something that looks like a rock, but it's a core species, right? Horse
species tends to look like rocks in that situation that you're not allowed to use. And he tells us
why he tells us why. Because it is the food for the jinn.
		
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			Now, how about using leftover food.
		
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			And I'll give you like a clear example of this, how about using things like the skin of an orange,
you're out in nature, there's no leaves, anywhere, there's no rocks, there's no water, all you have
is your orange that you have with you, can you use the skin of the orange, actually, let's discuss
the issue of using the orange itself, the actual orange itself, you're not allowed to use Why?
Because if we're meant to respect the food of the gin, then the food of the ends is meant to be
older than the food of the human beings deserves to be respected even more. How about the skin
though, the skin Allah subhanaw taala knows best, it is something that is permissible to use just
		
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			based upon the fact that it's not it is not some that is normally consumed. Right. Some people might
use it on like shavings on cake, or like adding flavor to things. But it's not something that can
that is consumed normally. So based upon that using something like that would be fine. Or likewise,
you have lettuce that has gone bad. You know, that's all you have, that's perfectly fine to use.
There's nothing wrong with that. So in that situation, you know, you can use whatever you have
available, but one should not be using food, or bones or the the dunk of animals or the dunk of
animals. So summarizing this discussion over here, the general ruling is you can use whatever you
		
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			want to purify yourself. However, it should be there to a degree that you are comfortable that you
are now pure. It can be water, it can be tissue paper or toilet paper, it can be something other
than that. Number two is that it should be a number which is odd. So if you once is good enough for
you, that's fine. If it's to try to take it up to three, if it's four, try to take it up to five,
you try to make it odd. The third etiquette you should not be using which hand, your right hand, do
not use your right hand to clean yourself, you should be using your left hand Instead, use your left
hand in stead.
		
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			Any questions so far on anything I've mentioned? Because I know it's a lot of information. But
because we had a shortened halakhah last time and we're gonna have a short halaqa today. And we need
to have another look after this as well. I want to go through as much as I can. Any questions go
ahead.
		
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			Sorry.
		
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			So that's the thing. That's what I was saying. In a modern day context, you we will separate the
toilet from the bathroom itself. So when one is using the toilet, you shouldn't say Bismillah while
using the toilet. However, if you were just using the sink, there's nothing wrong with saying
Bismillah even though you within the confines of the four walls, Allah Juana Any other questions, go
ahead.
		
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			Yep.
		
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			So in terms of Yeah, that is difficult to to use. So in that circumstance, allow them I don't know.
		
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			Are they using a water bottle or like a
		
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			different case because you can take would it be three times the filling up water? That's like, No,
that's too much. Yeah. No, I love Adam. I don't know what would be done in that situation. But I'm
assuming it's in terms of the wipes that will take place on the one
		
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			Yeah, but it's these murder. I mean, it's these Mark can be used interchangeably as well. It can be
used like Kissinger can mean both so we can use this mark, even though the predominant meaning of a
statement is that it is using the solid substance. The last thing we'll mention
		
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			Allah subhana wa tada he revealed about the people of Cuba that they were beloved to Allah subhanho
wa Taala. And the books of the Sierra mentions why, because the combined between this dismal and
stingy, they combined between the usage of solid cleansing as well as water cleansing that used to
use rocks, along with water, so used to go that extra mile in terms of purification. And this is
from the verse in the La haematobium, where you're able, Matata hidden, and it's revealed revealed
to the both the people of Cuba that they used to go that extra step in purifying themselves. So this
means that a person can go another extra mile between combining between tissue paper and water, then
		
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			this is something that is preferable to do. So something that is preferable to do so.
		
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			Yeah, go ahead.
		
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			Roll
		
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			the sandstone, and that's perfectly fine. No problem. inshallah, just make sure not to cut yourself
that might be a bit sharp.
		
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			And then the last thing that we will mentioned before we move on
		
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			to the next topic is
		
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			actually no two things. Three things that we were mentioned before moving on to next topic. Number
one, is that one should not urinate or defecate in public places by public places. Meaning that
places where people will pass by, so for example, it's four o'clock in the morning, and you're out
in the park, I don't know what you're doing in the park or four o'clock in the morning, but let's
just say you are and you need to use the bathroom, you're like, Okay, let me urinate, you know, next
to a tree, daytime comes, this is a place where people come and have their picnics. And you know,
you've just urinated there or you've dedicated to there, then you know, that's problematic person
		
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			prohibited
		
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			urinating and defecating in places that are commonly used by people. Back in the days, it was the
public pathways. So even though it's late at night, there's no one on the pathway. It doesn't mean
you can do it go and take care of your business in those public pathways. on a on a funnier note.
		
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			I was reading something on Facebook, I think this is when I was thinking this is on BuzzFeed a
couple of days back where a young man 18 years old, he was arrested, what was he arrested for? He
had gone out partying, and on his way back home, he urgently needed to use the bathroom for number
two. So he finds a house that is abandoned. And he goes into the house. And he notices that the the
toilet isn't working, it doesn't flush. So what does he decide to do, he decides to use the tub
instead say goes inside the tub. I don't know how people found out but he was arrested for
defecating on on private property inside of someone's tub. Now you tie that in anywhere that the
		
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			public generally uses you don't want to be using. The next point we want to mention is that the
person that is using the bathroom, and the person that sees the person using the bathroom, they
should not exchange the lamps. So for example, you know if you're in the bathroom and you know the
doors closed and someone at home is like hey x, y and Zed I'm leaving house now Salaam Alaikum, you
should not respond to their salaams while using the bathroom. Likewise, the person that is leaving
should not have said salaams while you're leaving the bathroom, either they should wait or leave a
note or say something else. But they should not convey the salaams because the pasta ism actually
		
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			prohibited jabber he said do not give me Saddam's if you ever see me answering the call of nature do
not give me salaams if you see me answering the call of nature and certain times when the prophets
of Salaam was seen given the call of nature, the or the the Sahaba that had just accepted Islam,
they will say Salaam Alaikum, the policies are more than to respond to them, but of not wanting to
offend them, you will simply just raise his hand he was simply just raise his hand to give them the
salon. So the etiquette is that one should not respond or gifts ramps to someone that is using the
bathroom, nor should one respond if one is using the bathroom as well.
		
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			And the last thing that we will mention is you're out in public, you're out in a forest and you see
a hole or you see a crack in the mountains. Should you urinate or defecate in those areas? And the
answer is no, do not urinate or defecate inside of holes on areas that are cracked between mountains
or inside caves or anything of that nature. The prophets are seldom said that these are the homes of
the jinn. These are the homes of the jinn. So that should not be done. Okay, so now these are just
some of the etiquettes when going to the bathroom. I think most of us knew all of these things. We
learnt them when we were in Sunday school. Now let's actually get down to some of the fuck that
		
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			needs to be discussed.
		
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			The ruling on the facing the Qibla or putting ones back towards the Qibla when asked
		
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			During the call of nature, okay, there are three opinions on this issue. Opinion number one is that
one should not face nor put one's back towards the Qibla whether you're inside or outside, meaning
that you're inside confined walls, or whether you're outside in the public. The proof for this
statement is the hadith of Abu manansala de la I know, when one of you goes to relieve yourselves,
or urinate, then do not face the Qibla or turn your back to it, instead, turn to the direction of
the east or west turn to the direction of the east or west. Who is this hadith being applied to?
		
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			Who is the process of addressing over here,
		
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			don't put don't face no turn your back towards the north in the south. So who is it being referred
to
		
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			was
		
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			the opposite. So they're in Medina right now. And the South is Makkah, the South is Makkah, and then
the fear the face the other way, they shouldn't put the frontal back towards that direction. So face
east and west instead. So the poet Pablo Salaam is telling the people of Medina this that they
should not face towards Mecca would rather turn towards east and west, and the proposition m didn't
specify whether one is inside or outside in the situation. This was the opinion of the amount of
honey for rahimullah opinion. Number two, it is permissible to face the Qibla or put ones back
towards the Qibla whether one is inside or out. This was the opinion of Avaya, the opinion of Avaya,
		
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			then you have opinion number three, which is the opinion of the Maliki might have the humble he
might have and the shuffle he might have, they said if one is inside, then it is not a problem to
face or put ones back towards the Qibla. However, if one is outside, then one should not put one's
face or back towards the Qibla. What is the reasoning behind this? What is the reasoning behind
this, versus the hadith of Abdullah bin Ahmad Abdullah who I know he narrated, I ascended the roof
of the house of half Salar de la and Saudi messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam sitting on
two bricks facing Jerusalem for relieving himself facing Jerusalem relieving himself. So Qibla is
		
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			towards the south, and Jerusalem is towards the north, meaning that he had his back towards the
Kaaba or the Qibla. And deposit ended there, there was no harm in in doing this, and he saw the
process of them doing this, okay, then, that is the Hadith of the loving God, and this is from the
rooftop. So that is the proof of the idea. Now, the proof for the majority over here, they said that
the general ruling is, whenever there's something between you, it acts as a barrier between you and
anything else. So for example, in Salah, the general ruling is you should not walk in front of
someone that is praying. However, if they put a sutra in front of themselves, you can now now walk
		
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			in front of them praying mean that their Salah has been protected. So using this logic of something
being protected mean that there's a barrier in between that will protect it, it is now permissible
to do so. How did the Hanafi respond to this? Who can think of something clever that they would
would have responded with? Yes. Well, if you're creating accounts that you can pray towards Mecca,
but there's as it gets in front of you, yeah, you're navigating whatever. If there's something in
front of you, you're still pointing America in the same way that your brain. So what does it count
for prayer? Or not? If you're replicating Okay, no, so now you're spawning to the Hanafi. I'm saying
		
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			how would the Hanafi respond to this? So you're saying what the majority is saying? How would the
Hanafi madhhab respond to the claim of the majority there? Because you put a barrier in between,
then all of a sudden, it's fine now?
		
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			Can anyone think of anything Going once, going twice?
		
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			praying outside? How so?
		
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			No. So the what the Hanafi is would respond to this by saying is that it is impossible that someone
is you know, urinating or defecating outside and in the direction of the Qibla. Yet a tree does not
come in as pathway or a building does not come as pathway. It might not be in one mile, it might be
50 miles or 100 miles or 1000 miles, something will eventually come in your pathway, your default
system still gave the prohibition don't do it facing the Qibla. And honestly, I found this to be a
very strong argument is a very strong argument that that was that was on them while knowing that a
tree would come in the way or house would come in the way or building would come in the way he still
		
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			gave this prohibition, meaning that it should be not taken lightly, should not be taken lightly. So
now our conclusion for this summary is that when you're outside, definitely do not face the Qibla or
put your back towards the Qibla. What does this teach us? pay very close attention to which
direction you're in the urinating or going to the bathroom there, there's an option you should not
face
		
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			Or put your back towards the cube that pay very close attention to this. This also shows us that
Muslims of the past, they always knew which direction that Tableau was in, so that they would know
you know where they're praying but also know when to use the bathroom, which directions not to face.
When you're inside, there's a lot more flexibility, there's a lot more flexibility. As you can see,
the majority was of the opinion that as long as there's a barrier, then this prohibition does not
need to be accommodated to however, the argument of the Hanafi is still strong. So if you're in a
situation where you can choose not to put your back or to face the Qibla while using the bathroom,
		
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			then that should definitely be done. That should definitely be done.
		
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			Now we talk about
		
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			skins of dead animals, skins of dead animals. Why is this something that is relevant to us, because
a lot of our clothes, a lot of our shoes will be made from skins of dead animals. If you own a
leather jacket, more than likely comes from the skin of a dead animal. you own any type of fancy
dress shoes or or formal shoes, more than likely they're made from a skin of an animal. So with that
being said, What is the ruling on using those skins are they considered pure or impure? What makes
them pure? Now, there are actually seven opinions on this issue seven opinions How is it possible to
have seven opinions on this issue? We will find out inshallah. Okay, so opinion number one, we'll go
		
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			through this rather quickly. You just need to remember the conclusion at the end inshallah. So
opinion number one opinion of Mr. Mohammed any mathematic, any skin of an animal cannot be purified,
if that animal has not been slaughtered properly, if that animal has not been slaughtered properly,
so meaning, you know, the skins that we find on in clothing and issues, more than likely those
animals haven't been slaughtered, they've just been, you know, killed and their skins have been
taken. So that is what they're talking about. So animals that haven't been slaughtered, and the
skins that have been taken, then they're those skins are not permissible. This is Mr. Muhammad in
		
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			Mr. Maddock. Opinion number two is although Zion abnormal Barak, any animal that you're allowed to
eat, whether it has been slaughtered or not, their skin is permissible to use their skin is
permissible to use even mobarak nlo say and this is the opinion we actually give preference to. So
that is opinion number two, that is the opinion you should try to remember that is the opinion you
should try to remember. We'll go through the proofs of it right now. Allah messenger sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam saw a dead goat, which had been given in charity to a freed us to the freed slave
maimunah Allah's Messenger sallallahu Sallam asked, why did you not make use of its skin? She
		
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			responded it is dead. Upon this he said it is the eating of the dead animal which is prohibited is
the eating of the dead animal which is prohibited Sahih Muslim, meaning that the usage of the skin
of an animal that could be slaughtered, but wasn't it still permissible to use it is only the Mater
the meat of that animal that is not permissible to consume. So based upon that it is permissible to
use and even abasa de la Houma. He has further narrations from various IRA to talk about this as
well. Opinion number three in mana Shafi I live in a bit Olive and I believe
		
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			it is permissible to use any skin of an animal with the exception of dog and pig skin and anything
related to it. So the dog family would be like wolves, foxes, and the pig family would be like
Boers, right? This is opinion number three, it is opinion number three Okay, opinion number four,
any skin can be used with the exception of pig skin. This is the method of Imam Abu hanifa the
method of Imam Abu hanifa opinion number five one can use any skin with the exception of pig skin
and dog skin, but all the skins that are used it is not allowed to use the interior However, one can
use the exterior okay. So meaning you have the skin of an animal the outside of it you can use
		
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			however the inside of it that is what not that is what should not be used that is what should not be
used. This was the opinion that was an A opinion in the Maliki method. Opinion number six from the
students remember honey for abuse of all skins can be used both inside and out. So all skins can be
used pigs and dogs included opinion number seven the opinion of zaharie all skins can be used, but
only for dry things and not wet. What does that mean? What is something wet that you cannot use it
for?
		
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			What is something you would use it water, I just give it away. They would use skins to transport
water. So you're saying that you can use it for dry things. But anything that would cause it to get
wet and will cause a witness to rub off onto you or to onto your clothing then that is something
that could not be used. That is something that could not be used. So just as a simple rule, when
we're talking about what is pure and impure, as long as that animal can be slaughtered, then that
mean that skin is permissible to be used. So what does that genuinely mean? That pig skins dog skins
corn
		
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			Ever skins like crocodiles and alligators and stuff like that these sorts of skins are not
permissible to use anything else. cows, goats, sheep, anything else you can think of that's
permissible to consume and slaughter, those skins can be used those skins can be used. Any questions
on that? We can't wear like crocodile shoes or belts or, or, like leather belts? Oh, yeah, no, those
should not be consumed at all, because the crocodile and the alligator are not permissible to
consume. I mean, there's
		
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			even in the form of shoes, even in the form of shoes, you know, I'll tell you something interesting.
One of my favorite brand of shoes is Clark's shoes. And cake, I can't remember how many years ago,
they transfer their manufacturing from England to China. And when they did, so, that changed the
type of leather they would use inside the shoes, they started using pig pig skin inside of their
shoes. Now the way you quantify pig skin from any other skin is the usage of three dots. If you see
the pattern of three dots on skin, that's pig skin, there's no shadow without you can't hide that.
So anytime those three dots are there, that's being seen as being used. You can't use those shoes,
		
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			as opposed to some, you know, prohibited usage of that.
		
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			Repeating sake almost as if there's like a triangle, like you don't even need a microscope, just
look at the skin. And you'll see the three dots everywhere. So now if you pay attention to the
inside of Clark's shoes, most of them that are made in China have the three dots on them because
they're using pigskin synthetic leather.
		
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			So anything that's synthetic doesn't apply. Yeah, because it's manmade? Yeah. And go ahead.
		
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			The amount
		
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			is like,
		
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			a mixture of
		
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			that's gonna be like one strange shirt or pants or something man, like, how would that even work?
		
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			I mean, I don't know how practical that is. But in that situation, then the the general ruling would
be it should be a very insignificant amount, right, whatever we would consider insignificant. That's
the amount it should be. But still, it's better to avoid the situation and circumstances if
possible. But realistically speaking, I don't think they do that, that they would combine between
like, you know, cow leather and like pig leather and stuff. I don't think that's that's very common.
So how about this American football? What material? is it made of? Or was it made off at one time?
pigskin, right? Is it permissible to play with pigskin?
		
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			Why not?
		
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			No.
		
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			The wearing it is one thing because you obviously you can't pray in it. And you shouldn't have, you
know, your day to day lifestyle in it. But what about playing with it?
		
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			A physical. Yeah, and that is what the majority of scholars even went to that even you know,
transporting pay skin. Even though you're not using it, you're just transporting it in something
that should be abstain from it is something that should be abstain from
		
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			the play with the gloves, that becomes like the exception.
		
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			As you know, quarterbacks don't wear gloves, man, the receivers wear the gloves. The quarterback
doesn't wear the gloves. So it's permissible to be a receiver, but not according
		
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			to Paul Powerball,
		
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			or something like that.
		
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			But exactly, what kind of materials in a Genius Bar Exam. Right? Right. So I mean, the key ones you
want. I mean, the good thing is dogs don't have leather, they just have skin. So most clothing and
shoes will not be made of dog skin. The other exception is the pig. And we just mentioned right now
how to identify the pigskin the pig scene that has that pattern. You? Yeah, you have to identify?
		
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			No, no, there's no way to eliminate it. Right, there's no way to eliminate this pattern, because
that's just how the skin is. So you'll always see the pattern of the three dots on it. So you've all
pink skin will always have a pattern of three dots on it. So any shoe that is made out of pink skin,
you'll always see a pattern of three dots on it. Okay, as for what other animals would have leather,
I'm not too sure. I heard crocodile leather. That's that's, that's the other. Yeah. So the crocodile
leather. And this is something that will we'll look into further. But when we're doing our physical
food and clothing, we differentiated between the crocodile and the alligator. The reason of the
		
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			differentiation was one has its natural habitat in water. The other one has this natural habitat on
land. So whichever has his natural habitat in water is permissible.
		
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			Crocodile is in water, then whoever has his natural habitat online, which is probably the alligator
that does that is the one that's not permissible to use. Right? Because we're the first one that had
the support system that whoever has water, you know, as its main domain is permissible. Well,
mahananda
		
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			Yep. Michael
		
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			was there once
		
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			About slotted together by a Christian it's a shot. They make very good level from the camera. Okay?
For sure the image for this shows whatever in that situation. It's allowed. Fantastic. So the
principle we established the camera Are we allowed to slaughter it and eat it? So far if I did you
know the, the nature of the camel, can I eat the camel? Fantastic. So as long as the animal is
allowed to eat, then the dead skin of the animal is allowed to be used as well
		
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			regardless of how they killed it, exactly, because we had the hadith of maimunah where the animal
was already dead, right so the Muslim said, Why are you not using this? And she said yeah, the
sooner the animals dead the positive said that the meat is Mater but the skin is permissible to use.
Well
		
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			I have no idea. I thought what that is, but a lot of these things we don't understand why you do
that. Maybe someone gave it while it was alive and it died. I don't know a lot. How
		
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			do you know like, hard leather? couch leather was not coming to me. Most of it is synthetic. Now.
Everything is synthetic. Usually synthetic. Yeah. Yeah. Neither kindly reduce the costs and stuff.
Yeah.
		
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			Yeah. So I mean, exactly. So if you're buying like real leather couches, you're going into like, you
know, very high 1000s. Most of the couches you say today are like 1000 $2,000. Those are synthetic
leather. So the this ruling doesn't apply to them because they're manmade substances, their manmade
substances. Moving on to the next issue, the issue of
		
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			the feces and urine of animals feces and urine of animals, okay. So now,
		
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			with the exception of the urine of a suckling, male infant, the scholars are in agreement concerning
the impurity. and adjust of urine and excrement of human beings, meaning that any urine or excrement
of human beings with the exception of the young infant meal boy is considered impure is considered
impure. Okay, that's his word. The word there is HMR word is the killer occur concerning the purity,
the purity or impurity of dog in hearing of animals, the scores are divided in their opinions on
this issue into three groups. So dung and urine of animals are divided into two categories animals
we can eat animals, we cannot slaughter animals, we cannot solder Okay, so opinion number one is
		
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			Imam Shafi Imam, Abu hanifa, and a student of the use of dung and urine from animals are on notice.
So any type of animal regardless of you can eat it or not slaughtered or not. Their urine and their
dung is Niger's, Shafi, Abu hanifa and abou use of main proof, dung and urine of humans is not just
so this should apply to animals as well, because they are considered less and they're their
excrement is considered more filthy. Their excrement is considered more filthy. That is the
statement of Abdullah Massoud. He related that you mentioned to him alasa said I'm going to answer
the call of nature. He asked Abdullah and Miss o to bring three stones. Abdullah said I could not
		
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			find three stones. So I found two stones and animal dung and brought them to him. He took the two
stones and throw away the dunk saying it is impure saying it is impure. Then the other narration he
said is his food for the gin here he said it is impure Okay, that is opinion number one. Opinion
number two, Malika Nima Muhammad and some of the Hanafi and Shafi scholars, dung and urine is not
nudges if you can eat that animal if you can eat that animal proof of this unnecessarily the Allahu
anhu reported that some of the people
		
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			came and avoided sorry, so we reported that some people
		
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			okay.
		
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			Okay, fantastic. So some people came from out of town and the prophets of Salaam gave them camel
urine to drink began because they started to get sick supposed to give them camel urine to drink.
Why? Because they started to get sick, and they initially refused the process. I'm told them that
this is pure default system told them that this is pure. Now there's a slight weakness in this
hadith. However, it has been accepted by the scholars it hasn't been accepted by the scholars calm.
A follow up Hadith from this. Allah subhanaw taala did not make a cure for this oma and what is
haram for them in what is haram? For for them. The monsoon was also wants to ask should we pray in
		
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			the stalls of camels? The prompts are some answers not to because there are the are the abodes of
shouting, the Sahaba then asked, should we pray in the stalls of sheep? The process of them answered
that they could in the stalls of animals, there's urine and dung, and yet the person said it was
okay to pray there, meaning that it is not nervous. It is not Niger's. Okay, so this was the proof
for opinion number two, that the animals that can be slaughtered, then their urine and their feces
is not considered impure. This is opinion number three
		
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			I'm stating it just for the fact that you guys should know it. But this third opinion, like no one
in the history of Islam has held this opinion with the exception of one scholar. And that is that
all animal feces and urine is pure. That's how it was held by ignorance from the Maliki method. But
like I said, no one from the history of Islam has this opinion to the best of my knowledge. The
strongest opinion out of the three Allah subhanaw taala knows best, but there's an overwhelming
proof for number two overwhelming proof for number two, can we think of other examples?
		
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			With the animals that can be slaughtered than their feces and urine is pure?
		
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			Can we think of other practical examples? That would indicate this? Think of old time Medina? What
something that would take place commonly and regularly?
		
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			For five, cow dung used for fire? And what were you saying cow dung used for?
		
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			For fueling
		
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			for for fertilizing, okay, you guys are way too advanced for me. something even more simpler? What
was it? What was the poster? sounds much did?
		
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			It was just open space, right? what's commonly flying over? Birds. And we don't have any narrations
of bird poop ever been cleaned up? Right? That's one thing. Another thing? What used to commonly
walk through the masjid which animals?
		
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			goats is common as well, but not as common as cats. Right? Whatever the last one is constantly seen
with cats. Right? Cats are coming into the machine all the time, even till this day, you still find
it? Yeah, there's not.
		
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			You know, any issue with this? There is no, there's nothing wrong with that. So this shows you that
the general ruling on things which we discussed last in our last halaqa is things are pure, until
you can prove them to be impure, right? So if you're going to say something is not just you have to
prove it's an agenda through an explicit text, right. So same thing over here the the animals,
donkeys and dung gained and urine, it is pure until we can prove its impurity and is pure until we
can prove its impurity.
		
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			We can slaughter the animal that minerals. This is our measures are not necessary when we can
slaughter a cat. This is something we discussed last week. We discussed this last week or not last
week, and then our last Hanukkah, what was the conclusion we came to
		
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			I can't remember how you can go back to it. But
		
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			the point being is that we want to go back to the foundational ruling over here, which is even
bigger than what you're mentioning the the issue of the soldering is that things are pure until you
can prove their impurity, right. And the fact that most of them allowed the cats to walk freely
inside of the machine and no one had to look after them or clean after them. It really showed the
the purity of that subject to the purity of that subject.
		
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			Now the last issue we're going to be taking for today before we go further than is the issue of
* and sperm and you know, prosthetic fluid, what is the ruling on that? What is the ruling on
that? So the first thing we want to look at are what are the types of fluids that will be excluded
from the male private parts. You have three main fluids you have number one, which is called *
and this is the fluid that comes out just prior to an email to a man *. So, that is the it
is a fluid that comes out that is step three is see through in color, sometimes thick, sometimes
thin, but you can clearly be differentiated from the fluid which comes out with a with *,
		
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			which is sperm, which is the second substance. So the first one is *, second one is sperm. And
then the third fluid is what they will call a prosthetic fluid. Now in Arabic, you want to know the
terms money is sperm. And then Maddie is the is * and Waze is the is the prosthetic fluid.
prosthetic fluid. When does that normally come out? It will come out sometimes before urination,
sometimes after urination, the way you differentiate it from urine is it'll be more sticky in
substance and usually there will be a very strong odor that comes with it. Usually there will be a
very strong odor that comes with it. Now, default ruling that we will establish anything that comes
		
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			out of the front and back private parts is considered impure. That is the general ruling on anything
that is comes out of the front and the back private parts. Now, are there exceptions to this? Yes,
there are exceptions to this as we will come to see. So now
		
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			what were the the scenario we're painting over here is a man has been intimate with his wife and
some fluid has gone on to the cloth. Okay, what do we do with that fluid that has gone gotten onto
that clothes by consensus. If that fluid is wet, it should be washed off.
		
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			There's consensus on that matter. Now, the difference of opinion comes, what if that fluid has now
dried off? What happens in that situation? Does it need to be washed? Or can it just be scratched
off? Can it just be scratched off? So, that is the scenario we are painting over here. And this can
be applied to you know, what if a man wakes up and he has a * while he was sleeping, but the
fluid has now dried off, what happens in that situation? So opinion number one opinion of Imam Malik
Abu hanifa and one of the narrations from a mammoth mud, that it is impure and the clothing needs to
be washed. Now the clothing needs to be washed.
		
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			The proof for this is I shall Allah one has said speaking about * I would simply rub it off the
clothes of the of Allah's Messenger to send them and he would pray in them. And then another
narration she used to she said, I used to if it was dry, scrape it off, and
		
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			sweeping off his clothes with my Neil those who say this imperiously that the headline shall, Adela
why not states, I should removed it from the close of the messenger was a solemn, if it was not
impure, I should not have had to remove it, if it was not impure, I shall have the Allaha would not
have had to remove it. Opinion number two. This is the opinion of Amanda Shafi. The more common view
of your mom I've made the view of Hadith and vulva hadiah. And they said that the sperm is actually
pure and they use the same Hadith that I showed you Allah one has said speaking about *, I will
simply rub it off the close of Allah's Messenger saw them and he would pray in them. And then their
		
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			narration said I used to if it was dry, scrape it off his clothes with my near those who say it is
pure see that there are still traces in the fiber of the clothing, even after rubbing it off. If I
showed your loved one that knew it to be not just she would have washed it off, and now just rubbed
it off. And there are a couple of other Hadith on this subject matter. Now let's look at logical
arguments. logical argument number one that * is impure and needs to be removed. They said the
substance that comes out
		
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			it puts one in a state of Geneva. And since it puts one in the state of Geneva it should be impure.
Number two, money and muddy both come from the same orifice as urine. So it should still have the
same ruling as urine, meaning that the internal pipes that it comes out of is the same one therefore
should have the same rulings. Number three Ibn masovian honorable acaba de la who are of the opinion
that money must be washed off. So the scholars take their saying to mean that it is nudges. Now,
logical arguments that *
		
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			sorry that * is pure, and does not need to be removed, is that the comparison is made to sweat
and mucus and that they are all pure substances, even though that they come out of the body, this
money is the same way I should be considered pure. Number two humans are pure, and we all come from
money. So it makes money pure as well. Three sperm is a substance that is often discharged and it
affects many people. Therefore, it is its proper removal would have been clearly stated in Hadeeth.
If it was not just this is the concept is or who have that, you know, the processor will not make
something and it would leave something unclear due to the great necessity of it. And D according to
		
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			ignore bas, that it is not impure, it is not m pure. Now there's a long discussion that we've gone
to but is the time for the conclusion over here. The pre seminal fluid that comes out is actually
impure is Allah knows best but it actually seems to be impure. The seminal fluid which is the sperm
itself is something which is actually pure, the wuzzy which is before your nation or after your
nation, or if someone is sick, that is also impure. Now one wakes up in the morning or one after
intimacy finds that is on their clothes. If it is wet, it has to be washed off. If it is dry, it is
better that you wash it off. It is better that you wash it off. If you're unable to wash it off and
		
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			you only have this one clothing you're a bachelor you haven't done laundry because all you have left
time for Salah is running out at fudger time scraping it off. There's nothing wrong with that. And
Allah Subhana Allah knows best Allah huzzah and Adam next week, we actually get into the act of
Voodoo and oversell itself. And that will be the last halaqa Allahu tada merciless and robotic and
again, Mohammed one it was tough to set up. So Hannah Callahan will be having a shadow night in the
Highlander soccer watch.