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it's pure then: Ruling 164. An impure object does not become pure until the intrinsic impurity is removed from it. There is no problem, however, if the smell or colour of the impurity remains on it; for example, if clothing that has become impure with blood is washed with water and the blood substance is removed but the colour of the blood remains, the clothing is pure. And even if the colour of the blood could be removed by using a cleaning product, it is not necessary to do so. ( https://www.sistani.org/english/book/48/2141/ ) -
By Ibn Murtuz · Posted
According to the Shia scholars: What is the ruling on doubting the content of a verse or verses of the Quran by believing that there can be corruption in the order of the words or arrangement of the verses? What is the ruling on doubting the Messengership of Hud, Salih and Shu’ayb (peace be upon them) by believing in the possibility of tahrif? What is the ruling on doubting the content of a mutawatir hadith by believing that there can be corruption in the order of the words in that hadith? -
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Well israel flattened parts of a famous village called aitaroun yesterday in southern lebanon, theyre starting to give in to their ego. -
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Note: prophet Muhammad (pbu) is also infallible What is the ruling on non-Muslim tourists visiting mosques and shrines of imams and Imam Zadegan (children of imams)? question Can an unbeliever (a person of the book or not) enter the mosque or shrine of the inflatables (عليه السلام) to visit? Brief answer The mosque is a private place for Muslims to worship and its sanctity should be respected by non-Muslim communities as well. Based on this, most of the Taqlid authorities have not considered it permissible for infidels to enter the mosques and shrines of the infallible imams (عليه السلام), but some jurists [1] believe that there is no problem if their entry is free of any insult and has positive effects for Islam and Muslims. . In addition, it is not forbidden for infidels to enter the Shrine of Imam Zadegan (children of Imams)and the courtyards of the Shrine of the Infalibles (عليه السلام) by observing the standards and regulations. Appendices: The answer of the great authorities of Taqlid to this question is as follows: [2] Grand Ayatollah Khamenei: It is not permissible for infidels to enter the mosques and shrines of the imams ((عليه السلام).) as a matter of precaution, and it is not permissible if it is traditionally considered sacrilege. Grand Ayatollah Sistani: It has problem. Grand Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi : There is no problem if their entry brings optimism to Islam and Muslims and has beneficial results and it will be free of any insult. Ayatollah Hadavi Tehrani : If it does not desecrate the mosque or shrine of the infallible, then there is no problem. https://www.islamquest.net/fa/archive/fa78298
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