The shari’ah has divided water into four kinds:Fiqh-us Sunnah
1. mutlaq water,
2. used water (for purification),
3. water mixed with pure elements and
4. water mixed with impure elements. We shall discuss each of them separately.Fiqh-us Sunnah
Section : Water mixed with pure elements.This category includes water that has been mixed with substances like soap, saffron, flowers, and so on, that is, objects considered pure by the shari’ah. Such water is considered pure as long as it has not been so mixed with other substances that one…
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Section : Altered water.This involves water whose form has been altered because of its being in a place for a long period of time, or because of the place in which it is located, or because of its being mixed with a substance that cannot be completely removed from it…
In “Fiqh-us Sunnah SECTION 1. Purification”
Section : Water mixed with impure elements.We can divide this category into two sub-categories:1. TheFiqh-us Sunnah impure substance alters the taste, colour or odour of the water. In this case, it can not be used for purification. According to Ibn al-Munzhir and Ibn al-Mulaqqin, there is a consensus on this point.2.…
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