Is baby spit-up najis?
It depends: fresh milk and drool are pure, while changed vomit is najis for most scholars, but small baby spit-up is widely excused.
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Wudu, ghusl, what breaks your wudu, and staying clean for prayer in everyday life. Short, honest answers for new Muslims.
It depends: fresh milk and drool are pure, while changed vomit is najis for most scholars, but small baby spit-up is widely excused.
It depends: most classical scholars call wine najis, a minority say it is not. Wash spills off clothes before prayer to satisfy every view.
Many contemporary scholars say alcohol-based hand sanitizer is not najis, so you can use it and pray. The stricter view is to wash with water.
Wiping the whole head once is best. The Hanafis require a quarter, the Shafi'is accept a part, and the Malikis and Hanbalis require all of it in wudu.
Wudu lasts until something breaks it. There is no time limit, so you can pray several prayers with one wudu. Here is what ends it.
You can wash your feet for wudu in a small sink with a cup or bottle, or wipe over socks if you meet the conditions. Here are practical tips for work.
Rinse your mouth in wudu while fasting gently: use a little water, don't gargle or sniff deeply, and spit it all out so your fast stays safe.
You still pray if you leak urine. Clean up, use protection, make wudu once the time enters and pray, even if drops come out during prayer.
Yes, you can make wudu on an airplane using the lavatory sink, or do tayammum if you cannot reach water. Here is a simple routine for flights.
Yes, wheelchair users can make wudu in a way that suits their body, using a jug, an accessible sink, help from others or tayammum when needed.
Do ghusl after your period ends by making the intention and washing your whole body, including the roots of your hair. A normal shower counts.
Waswasa in wudu and ghusl is a test, not a sin. Seek refuge in Allah, wash once, stop repeating and get help if doubts take over your day.