Issue No. 2313- If a person endows something for himself, for example, if he endows a property so that its income may be spent for him or it is spent for the construction of his tomb after his death, the endowment is not in order. However, if he makes a school or a farm for students, and if he himself is a student, he can benefit, like other students from the profit which accrues to the endowment.
Issue No. 2312- If some property is endowed for a child who is in his mother's womb, it is not in order. However, to endow a property for those some of whom are born and some are not born yet (for example if a person endows a property for his children and the succeeding generations), the endowment is in order, and those who will be born will benefit from the waqf.
Issue No.605- In modern wars in which the battlefields are vast, sometimes extending up to several miles, and enemy bullets and suchlike are reaching an immense distance, all of those areas where soldiers gather are considered as the battlefield. However, if the enemy kills people by bombarding them away from the war fronts, the abovementioned rules will not apply to them.
Issue No.262- It is not obligatory to wash the inside of the nose, nor the parts of lips and eyes which cannot be seen when closed.
Issue No.195- Tap water which is connected to kurr water is treated as kurr and flowing water. Therefore, any najis object washed with it becomes ṭāhir once the original najāsah is removed.
Issue No.25- If something that has become najis (such as clothes or a container) is washed in kurr water, it will become ṭāhir.
Issue No.74-The ruling is the same when it comes to washing the outlets of urine and faeces, regardless of whether the outlet is common or uncommon, but for an uncommon outlet, nothing other than water will suffice.
Issue No.266- In order to ensure that each elbow has been washed thoroughly, one should wash a little above the elbow.
Issue No.267- The hands are usually washed up to the wrist before wuḍū but it is not sufficient for wuḍū. So after washing the face, one must wash the entire arm and if he washes it down only to the wrist, the wuḍū is void.
Issue No.378- One should wash the whole navel and private parts with both sides as a recommended precaution.
Issue No.385- In ghusl by immersion, one should lift the feet up so that water reaches under them.
Issue No.1873- If a butcher cuts off the head of an animal in a wrong way, and it becomes haram, he must pay its price to its owner, regardless of whether he charged him for slaughtering the animal or not, and the butcher shall not claim any wages.
