PECULIAR PERSONAL PROBLEMS OF MEN AND WOMEN pdf

Peculiar Personal Problems of Men and Women by Sheikh Ashraf Ali Thanvi

PECULIAR PERSONAL PROBLEMS OF MEN AND WOMEN

From the Book

Rule: Wudu is breached if anything comes out of the urinal passage or anus; such as urine, ‘mazi’ (minor involuntary seminal discharge), semen, glutinous liquid, worm or stone from the bladder, and a profusion of rectum or wind—however small in quantity they might be. (Alamgiri Vol. I)

Rule: Wudu (ablution) is not breached if one fears passing of urine and keeps a piece of cotton at the catheter or the opening of the private part, then there is no harm, and in such a case Wudu (ablution) is not breached until urine appears on the surface of cotton. (Alamgiri Vol. I)

Rule: Wudu (ablution) is breached if on being touched by the opposite sex or just out of thinking, liquid comes out of the vagina of a woman, and the liquid that comes out of sexual passion is called ‘mazi’.

Rule: Sticky water that comes out of the vagina of a woman is unclean and causes a breach of Wudu (ablution). Though a few Muslim theologians go against this, however, caution should be maintained.

Rule: If a drop of urine or ‘mazi’ (minor involuntary seminal discharge) comes out of the urinary organ but remains within the covering skin of the organ, even then the Wudu (ablution) is breached.

It’s coming out of the covering skin is not necessary for the breach of Wudu (ablution).

Rule: If a man’s organ touches a woman’s private part and no cloth etc. intervenes, then Wudu (ablution) is breached.

Similarly, if two women join their private parts, Wudu (ablution) is breached. But such an act is bad and sinful. In both cases, whether anything comes out or not, the same rule will apply.

Rule: If some part of the anus comes out then Wudu (ablution) is breached, whether it goes back on its own or is pushed back with the help of some stick, etc.