Incorrect purification method?

[Guest AnonymousSinner]

Salam Alaykum, inshallah you're well.

It's me once again, the OCD brother with another question aha.

All jokes aside, I'll get straight to the point. If I entered a state of janabah, and then touched say for example the toilet flush, or the bathroom tap, is it sufficient that I pour water over the the tap and the flush twice, will that suffice for purification?

The reason I say I have an OCD is because I'm a very doubtful person, it truly is ruining me. Because the issue I'm having is, though the nasajah was definitely on one hand, I'm not 100% if it was transferred to the other hand on the account of flowing wetness. I can't 100% say I touched the najis hand with the clean hand, thus transferring the najasah to the tap via the clean (but now najis) hand. Or if I did, I'm almost uncertain that there was no flowing wetness which would've transferred the najasah to the other hand.

Am I suppose to ignore that? Because I've given ghusl twice in a row thinking I've not cleaned it properly, and only after cleaning it twice with water, I was satisfied.

But now I'm doubtful again whether two times were sufficient or if I was suppose to do it thrice as I was reading for utensils and their likes, three times is an obligatory precaution.

This isn't a utensil, but I guess since it's made of steel or metal, whatever. The same ruling might apply?

I'm sorry if I've confused anyone, but i feel so dirty right now because I honestly don't know what to do, infact everything I've touched even after washing the taps and the flush with water, I still feel everything else I'm touching is transferring the najasah.

Please help,

I'm truly in dire need..

Salam alaykum

[Hassan-]

Salam, your body does not become najis when you enter into a state of janabah. You can touch anything and it would stay tahir.

[Guest AnonymousSinner]

2 hours ago, Hassan- said:

Salam, your body does not become najis when you enter into a state of janabah. You can touch anything and it would stay tahir.

Waalaykum asalam, thank you for your reply.

what about in my case as I can't be a hundred percent sure whether the najasah transferred to my other hand or not as a result of it brushing against the najis hand?

[Hassan-]

14 hours ago, Guest AnonymousSinner said:

Waalaykum asalam, thank you for your reply.

what about in my case as I can't be a hundred percent sure whether the najasah transferred to my other hand or not as a result of it brushing against the najis hand?

If you are not 100% sure it is ruled as tahir. For something to be najis you have to be 100% sure of it.

[Muhammad A-H]

2 hours ago, Hassan- said:

For something to be najis you have to be 100% sure of it.

Some scholars say that you need to know and be 100% sure that something has become najis in order to consider it as najis while some other scholars, like Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani, say that if a person has confidence (itmi'nan) that something has become impure due to rational reasons then it is impure. For example, if there is a 98% or 99% probability of something being impure, then a person would have itmi'nan that it is impure, and thus it would be impure according to Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani. 

مسألة 416: تثبت النجاسة بالعلم وبالاطمئنان الحاصل من المناشئ العقلائيّة وبشهادة العدلين - بشرط أن يكون مورد الشهادة نفس السبب - وبإخبار ذي اليد، وفي ثبوتها بإخبار العدل الواحد فضلاً عن مطلق الثقة إشكال ما لم‏ يوجب الاطمئنان.

https://www.sistani.org/arabic/book/23720/4613/

 

An example of this:

السؤال: ما حكم شراء معاطف الجلود؟

الجواب: يجوز، وإذا احتمل كونها مأخوذة من جلد حيوان مذكى فلا مانع من البناء على الطهارة وتجوز الصلاة فيها، نعم إذا كان الاحتمال المذكور ضعيفاً بحيث يطمئنّ بخلافه كـ ٢٪ لم يعتدّ به.

https://www.sistani.org/arabic/qa/0428/

 

[Ashvazdanghe]

On 4/24/2022 at 1:09 AM, Guest AnonymousSinner said:

Am I suppose to ignore that? Because I've given ghusl twice in a row thinking I've not cleaned it properly, and only after cleaning it twice with water, I was satisfied.

Salam certainly you must ignor it because just first Ghusl has been enough for purifying .

On 4/24/2022 at 1:09 AM, Guest AnonymousSinner said:

I'm sorry if I've confused anyone, but i feel so dirty right now because I honestly don't know what to do, infact everything I've touched even after washing the taps and the flush with water, I still feel everything else I'm touching is transferring the najasah.

Anything which you have touched or you are touching is clean & Tahir.