In this lesson, the following issues are covered:

1. Is it permissible for a man or a woman to bathe with water left over from another person who took a bath due to being in a state of sexual impurity?

2. Is it allowed to use water might have some other elements mixed in it that do not overtake the characteristics of the water?

3. Are you allowed to make wudhu or ghusl with juice or tea if you do not have water?

In this lesson, the following issues are covered:

1. Is it permissible for a man to bathe from the left over water of a woman or for a woman to bathe from the left over water of a man?

2. What does it mean to say something is "disliked"?

3. When does something become a prohibition, and when does it become disliked?

In this lesson, the following issues are covered:

1. Is it permissible to bathe in water that is stagnant?

2. If people bathe in the water, does the water become impure?

3. Is it permissible to urinate in water that is stagnant?

4. Is it permissible to urinate in flowing water?

In this lesson, the following issues are covered:

1. If there is a lot of water present, can it become impure if it is mixed with impurities?

2. What about a very large body of water like a river or a lake?

In this lesson, the following issues were taken:

1. What are the essential characteristics of water?

2. What is the ruling on water whose characteristics have changed due to impurities?

3. What is the ruling on water whose characteristics have changed due to something pure?

In this lesson, the following issues are covered:

1. Can water become impure?

2. Is the Hadith specific or general?

3. What is the correct understanding of the Hadith of the Buda'ah Well?

In this lesson, the following issues are covered:

1. What is the difference in meaning between الطهور

and الطاهر.2. What are the two different types of purification?

3. Is it permissible to use the salty water from the ocean for the purpose of purification?

4. Is it permissible to eat the dead fish and mammals of the sea?

This class was taken on Dhul-Qi'dah 28, 1446 in Fresno, California.