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House to Rent in Robertsham:
3
bedroom, 2 bathrooms, study, full lounge and dining room, secure
parking, fitted alarm and established garden. Close to schools,
highways and all amenities. Available immediately.
Please contact:
0824126402 or 0837046402 | SALE:
TURKEY 1b1b Eyup Sultan Istanbul R2m 5% ROI Investment PR / Citizenship
SUIDEROORD: Crystal Court upmarket cluster 3b 2b R1.9M
HOUGHTON: Roxdale Mansions Corner unit POA
RENT:
WINCHESTER: 4b 3b Furnished Upmarket Cluster short-long stay 24/7 security maid service wifi Solar Jojo R15k
0833892394 | FOR SALE R2.5m NEG - Robertsham
Gem! Stunning 5-bed + outbuilding with bath. Lounge/dining/family room.
Huge tarred yard, 19+ carports! LIVE, WORK & INVEST! Ideal for
large family, offices or business. Great investment opportunity! Yusuf
083 456 7222
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| QUESTION AND ANSWER
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Q:
In the case of a physical relationship it is must for couple to take
bath before offering prayers? If they are in a situation where water is
not available or it’s too cold weather and hot water is not available
(like in our city in winter we have gas load shedding because of which
many times we do not get hot water) what should the couple do? Should
they offer prayer or leave it?
A: It is compulsory to
take a bath after a physical relation, before performing Salaah. The
ruling is that if water is not available in the vicinity, Tayammum will
be permissible in place of Ghusl and Wudhu, but this does not apply to
you because water is
| available. If it is possible to bath with cold water then that
should be done. If not then there are other means of heating water such
as using a portable gas stove or a primus stove or even lighting a fire
to heat water. In that case you will use a bucket to have Ghusl.
If
heating water is not at all possible and the water is so cold that by
using it one fears sickness or death then too, Tayammum will be
permissible.
And Allah Ta'aala knows best.
Questions answered by Ulama of http://www.alfarouq.co.za |
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