Shadee Elmasry – 3 What is Najasa, and How Do I Purify From It

The second precondition of the prayer, before we pray, we have to

remove something called near Jessa. From our body. No Jessa is

filth. Okay? And the Sharia now we all consider certain things

filthy, right? But when it comes to the prayer, Islamic law or the

Sharia tells us there are certain things that we cannot pray on with

that stuff on our skin, on our clothes for on the place of our

prayer. And all we would have to do is wipe it away with water. The

stain, if it leaves a stain, that's fine, but we have to wipe

it away with water. So what are these things that we call this the

concept or the filth is an agenda, and you have to remove an agenda

from yourself and the first thing is flowing blood. So that means a

scrape, no problem. But flowing blood is a problem. A blood excuse

me a blood stain, no problem, but flowing blood is the problem.

Secondly, anything that comes out of the front or the back of the

human being

or animals, okay with one exception, which I'll get into in

a second. So urine, deification, anything that would come out of

the front or back of a human being or animals is

nervous, okay, and we would have to wipe it away. Before we pray.

You don't have to clean the whole garment, you would just have to

clean that area of majestic with pure water like regular water. And

then you can use soap if you want to after that. But first you need

to use regular water.

The exception is animals that we eat. Okay, so a sheep if you

stepped in the droppings of a sheep is not considered nudges.

Okay, all right. It's not the sheep dropping is not in the

Jessa. A bird dropping is not considered in the Gesa. Okay, so

you don't have to worry about the modification or urine of animals

that we eat, it's not considered and that that's practicality to

farmers would always be not just at that point, or having adjusted

on. Alright, so

the next thing is anything that comes out of your intestines, so

you vomit, acid reflux, your esophagus. That's not just

a fourth thing. Any oozing pus or whatever that oozes out of an

injury is not just a fifth thing, intoxicants in their liquid form.

So if you have an intoxicant in its dry form, it's obviously

forbidden for us to consume intoxicants of any kind, or

anything that harms your health is actually forbidden.

But if it's a an intoxicant, that's dry. Even if it's on your

body, like the dust of it is on your body. You could still pray

with it. And yeah, you just can't consume it. But if it's in a

liquid form, okay? Whether it's beer, wine, heroin, it's at that

point, now Jessa and must be cleaned off and discarded. Lastly,

anything dead is not just except for any human beings, fish from

the sea. insects that don't have flowing blood and anything that

that a Muslim slaughtered properly. When I say fish from the

sea, I mean, anything from water, alright, that lives in water,

including amphibians, but anything that we slaughtered properly, like

a cow that you slaughtered, so as soon as but aside from the flowing

blood, everything is pure, you can eat everything from it. So

these are the four exceptions, the human being animals that are

slaughtered properly, insects that don't have flowing blood. And

fourthly, is the

animals of the seat. Even when they're dead. They're pure. Okay,

the Prophet said anything of the sea is pure. So that's a summary

of what

is a listing of things that are categorized as indigestion or

ritual impurity, and you need to remove that from your close skin

or place of prayer.