Issue No.177- When it comes to washing large containers like cauldrons and crocks, they must be filled up and emptied three times, or, an easier way would be to pour water each time from above on all inner sides of it and every time, draw out the water collected at the bottom; it is necessary to rinse the bowl used for drawing out the water each time.
Issue No.178- If najis metal is rinsed, its exterior layer will become ṭāhir, though its interior may have become najis when it was molten.
Issue No.180- A najis object will become ṭāhir if it is washed with kurr, flowing or tap water enough that the original najāsah is removed or when it is immersed in kurr or flowing water after removing the original najāsah. However in the case of carpets, clothes, etc., they must also be wrung or shaken so that the water absorbed within them separates.
Issue No.182- To make clothes, carpets, etc., ṭāhir with less than kurr water, it is necessary to wring it slightly so that the water separates.
Issue No.184- If a najis mat which is woven with thread is immersed in kurr or flowing water or is held under tap water, it will become ṭāhir after removal of the original najāsah.
Issue No.186- If one doubts whether najis water has reached the interior (insides) of something or not, its interior will be ṭāhir.
Issue No.187- If something najis is placed in a container and water is poured on it three times with the container being emptied each time, both the najis object and the container become ṭāhir. And if it is something like clothes which needs to be squeezed, one must squeeze it and tilt the container so that the water empties out.
Issue No.188- If najis clothing which is dyed is immersed in kurr or flowing water, or is held under tap water, it will become ṭāhir if water reaches all its parts before becoming “mixed water” by the dye, even though “mixed water” may come out upon squeezing. However, if it becomes “mixed water” before reaching all the parts, it should be washed enough that “unmixed water” reaches it.
Issue No.189- After rinsing a carpet or clothes, if some mud or soap or other things are seen on it, they are ṭāhir and if there are larger objects, their exterior is also ṭāhir. However if najis water has reached their interior, it is necessary that ṭāhir water permeates through and separates from them.
Issue No.190- If an object is washed and the original najāsah is removed, there is no harm if its smell or colour remains in it. And if one doubts whether the original najāsah is still there or not, it must be washed until its removal is certain.
Issue No.191- The body becomes ṭāhir with kurr, flowing or tap water immediately when the original najāsah is washed off and it is not necessary to re-enter the water after coming out of it.
Issue No.192- If najis food remains between the teeth, if one swirls water around his mouth so that it reaches all spots of the food it will become ṭāhir.
