MASEEH AL-DAJJAAL: TYPES OF WATER & IMPURITIES ®™√ INN Nigeria©

Water can be divided into 2 categories:

1. CLEAN Water which is permissible for Wudhuo;

2. UNCLEAN water, which is not permissible for Wudhu.

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CLEAN WATER:

Mutlaq Water – Natural water such as Rainwater, Seawater and altered water because of its being in a place for a long time, like a pond or lake and is mixed with algae, tree leaves etc., which cannot be removed from it.

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Water even though mixed with clean elements such as soap, flour or salt etc. to some extent, can still be called water.

A large quantity of water, which is equal to or more than 2 Quallas. This water, even if it is mixed with impure substances, but does not change its taste, colour or odour, is considered clean water.

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Note: 1 Qulla is equivalent to about 95.62 litres.

UNCLEAN WATER:

If any impurities are mixed with a small quantity of water, – which is less than 2 Quallas, then this water is considered unclean, regardless of whether or not there is a relative change in taste, colour or odour of the water.

If any of the impurities are combined with a large quantity of water – 2 Quallas or more, but the taste, colour or odour of water is already changed or altered.

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IMPURITIES

i. Human excrement

b. His urine

c. Shed blood – Bloodshed under any circumstances.

d. Dog’s saliva

e. The urine and stool of animals are not permissible to eat.

f. Swine

g. Dead animals except:

Dead animals of the sea and locusts

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Dead animals that have no running blood e.g. a fly Hair, fur, feathers, bones, horns and hoofs of dead animals that are permissible to eat when they were alive.

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