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Does Farting Nulify The Prayer?

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    SwedenMajidah
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    Salam,

    I doubt that farting nullify someones salat, how then can a menstruating woman perform her salat isn't that more disgusting than some air?

    Just a thought!!!

    Peace sis Maria

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      nadeem
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      Hi there,

      On a side note, is the word 'fart' ever used in the quran?

      Nadeem

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        farah
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        salaam,

        56 O you who believe, when you observe the contact prayer, you shall wash your faces and your hands to your elbows, wipe your heads and wash your feet to the ankles. However, if you are unclean due to sexual orgasm, then you shall bathe. And if you are ill or on travel and cannot find water, and any of you has digestive excretion or has touched women, then you shall perform dry ablution with clean dry soil by wiping your faces and your hands with it. God does not wish to cause you hardship but wishes to cleanse you and to complete His blessings upon you that you may be appreciative.

        i think the key to understanding your question is deciding whether or not passing gas falls under "digestive excretion".

        i don't think it has anything to do with human opinions of what is "disgusting". menstruation isn't mentioned anywhere in this verse.

        peace,
        farah

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          Wakas
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          peace farah, all,

          I sincerely suggest you use the search function of this forum for this question. It has already been answered, like ~90% of "salat" questions that get asked here.

          Also, I wouldn't go by a translation, as ALL are imperfect.

          Wakas

          All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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            TheNabi
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            Farah,

            Digestive excretion including burping and vomiting?

            Joe

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              farah
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              Joe,

              Good question...I do not know!! Maybe if we are in doubt, the best solution is to simply do the ablution.

              Peace,
              Farah

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                unknownuser
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                Peace

                I wouldn't fart in front of my boss or in an interview. So I don't think it's appropriate when I'm making a connection with God. I don't know if it is forbidden or not, I just would feel wrong doing it only because I believe I owe my Creator that much respect. I understand it is totally natural, it's also totally rude, in my humble opinion. And my opinion could be totally wrong and subjective.

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                  mohammed_kasim
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                  salam nabi
                  burping and vomiting is not excretion but regurgitation

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                    unknownuser
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                    Peace lacdivian,

                    burping and vomiting is not excretion but regurgitation

                    It is not just regurgitation; vomiting also contains gastric secretions, but I agree they are not "excretions".

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                      unknownuser
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                      Peace Boost, all,

                      I wouldn't fart in front of my boss or in an interview. So I don't think it's appropriate when I'm making a connection with God. I don't know if it is forbidden or not, I just would feel wrong doing it only because I believe I owe my Creator that much respect. I understand it is totally natural, it's also totally rude, in my humble opinion. And my opinion could be totally wrong and subjective.

                      I agree; and its not just the "boss" but other fellow humans also when in a congregation salat.

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                        unknownuser
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                        Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Raheem

                        Could someone explain to me, why they even would take time to answer this question?

                        Best Regards / Salam-o-aleikum,
                        Arif.

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