Can I pray in sweaty workout clothes?
Yes, you can usually pray in sweaty workout clothes. Sweat is pure; just make sure they cover the awrah, aren't see-through and have no najis stain.
Yes, you can usually pray in sweaty workout clothes. Sweat is pure; just make sure they cover the awrah, aren't see-through and have no najis stain.
Yes, in most cases. Praying quietly in public is generally lawful in Europe and the USA; choose a safe, discreet spot and do not block anyone.
Yes, if they are clean, not see-through and cover what you must cover. Men need navel to knee; women, everything except face and hands.
Yes. You can pray at home with a non-Muslim husband or wife around. Share your prayer times kindly, ask for quiet and invite questions without pressure.
Yes. You can pray in front of your roommate. Tell them kindly what you are doing, agree on quiet time and choose a corner of the room.
Not usually: the fixed words of prayer are in Arabic. If you can't recite yet, say the dhikr the Prophet taught a beginner, and learn it step by step.
Yes. A smell alone does not make clothes impure, and cigarette smoke is not najis. Pray as you are, but freshen up out of consideration for others.
Yes, in most cases. Thrift-store clothes are pure by default, so you can pray in them. Wash them first and check for pigskin or unsuitable prints.
Yes, a student can pray in an empty classroom with permission. Any clean place is valid; ask the school, keep a friend nearby and face the qibla.
Yes, a clean fitting room is a valid place to pray if you have no better spot. Keep it brief, and ask staff before using a stockroom or quiet corner.
Yes, in most cases. Alcohol being kept or served in a room does not invalidate prayer if your spot is clean, but a quieter room is better.
Yes, your prayer is valid. It is better not to face a cross or statue directly, so pray on a different wall or in another room if you can.