Issue No.19- Whenever Two Mujtahids are equally learned, it is permissible to follow one in some rulings, and the other in other rulings. If, however, he acts according to the rulings of one Mujtahid, he cannot follow the other Mujtahid in the same issues.
Issue No.20- It is forbidden for a non-jurist (one who is not capable of inferring Islamic laws from their sources) to issue fatwās and express his views on matters relating to Islamic laws. If he expresses his views without knowledge, he will be responsible for the actions of all those who act upon his views.
Issue No.21- Water is either pure or mixed. Mixed water (Ma 'ul muzaf) means the water which is accompanied by a modifying word such as fruit juice, salt water, or rose water. Any water other than mixed water is called pure water (Ma'ul mutlaq).
Issue No.23- Water which fills a container whose length, breadth and depth are three and half medium-sized spans each, is equal to kurr. It is also kurr if its weight is 384 kg (384 Litres).
Issue No.30- There are two ways of establishing that the quantity of water is equal to kurr: 1) A person should be sure about it himself2) At least one just person should say so.
Issue No.104-If the blood found in eggs is removed, the remaining is ṭāhir and halal. However, if it is mixed deliberately in a way that it disappears it is not permissible to eat it as an obligatory precaution.
Issue No.105- It is better to avoid the blood streak seen in milk when milking that disappears afterwards, although it is not deemed to be haram and najis.
Issue No.106- The blood which comes from the gums or other parts of the mouth and gets mixed with the saliva and disappears in it is ṭāhir and in this case, it is permissible to swallow it.
Issue No.107-If the blood which dies under the skin or nail due to being smashed is no longer called blood, it is ṭāhir. However, if it is still called blood, as long as it is under the skin or nail, it will not harm ghusl, wuḍū and prayer. However, if the bruise is punctured and it is not harmful or very difficult to remove the blood, it should be removed. But if it is difficult to take it out one must wash around it and pass a wet hand over a piece of cloth placed on it in order to make wuḍū and ghusl, and, as a recommended precaution, tayammum should also be performed.
Issue No. 113- Animals that “zoologically” belong to the dog family (canidae) or pig family (suidae), like some sorts of wild animals, are not treated as dogs and pigs, unless they are known to be dog or pig according to the common view (‘urf ).
Issue No. 115- One’s body becomes najis if it comes into direct wet contact with a dog or pig.
Issue No. 116- The prey hunted and carried by a hunting dog becomes ṭāhir after being rinsed by water and there is no problem in using it.
