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AlGhazalisIhya-Book_of_Purity, page : 4
First cleansing by means of a stone after a call of nature, would be sufficient if
nothing is passed afterwards.
Second is the mud found in the streets and the dust of refuse on the roadways,
these are exempt. You should know that if any of these accidentally falls upon
your garment then the degree of its impurity is equal to the degree of your
attempt to avoid it.
The Third is the impure matter, which collects on the soles of your shoes from
the roadways, it will be sufficient to rub it off.
The Fourth is the blood of fleas whether a great or small amount, except where it
is excessive, whether upon your clothes or the clothes of another person, which
you wear.
The Fifth is the blood of a boil and what comes out from it of pus. Ibn Umar - may
Allah be pleased with him - had a boil on his face then he rubbed it so some
blood issued from it and he prayed without washing. This means that it is
confined to the blood, which is mixed with pus. This also applies to the blood of
nothing is passed afterwards.
Second is the mud found in the streets and the dust of refuse on the roadways,
these are exempt. You should know that if any of these accidentally falls upon
your garment then the degree of its impurity is equal to the degree of your
attempt to avoid it.
The Third is the impure matter, which collects on the soles of your shoes from
the roadways, it will be sufficient to rub it off.
The Fourth is the blood of fleas whether a great or small amount, except where it
is excessive, whether upon your clothes or the clothes of another person, which
you wear.
The Fifth is the blood of a boil and what comes out from it of pus. Ibn Umar - may
Allah be pleased with him - had a boil on his face then he rubbed it so some
blood issued from it and he prayed without washing. This means that it is
confined to the blood, which is mixed with pus. This also applies to the blood of