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Project Professional Notes17ii. Consensus Agreement: Water can be divided into three types:1. Maa’un Tahoor (Pure and Purifying Water): All the water that comes downfrom the sky or comes out of the ground is pure in itself and at the same time canpurify other things (as long as it is in its natural state).2. Maa’un Taahir (Purified/Clean Water): Clean in itself but it cannot be used toput you in state of purification. Examples: tea, coffee, juice, coke, etc. Water in thiscategory has been mixed with other substances to the extent that it can no longer becalled water. The quality of the water has been changed so it is not water, but it ispure so you can still pray if it is on your shirt.3. Maa’un Najis (Impure Water): Water has been mixed with Najaasah so itbecomes Najis. This water is impure and cannot be used. Examples: water than hasbeen mixed with urine or feces.iii. Consensus Agreement: Water is still in its pure state if things that alter the water arenormally and naturally found in it or are not normally separated from it, even if there is aslight change in the characteristics of the water. Examples: seaweed, moss, dirt, clay, waterduring monsoon, swamp, etc.1. Any water that remains in its original state remains pure. Water comes out of its purestate if its taste, odor, or color changes, with the exception of the above mentionedconditions.2. For example, there is an exception for water that has been altered by a natural disaster(i.e. a flood) so that it would still be permissible to make wudu from that water. It is anatural change that has occurred because of the environment.3. In addition, there are certain things that are difficult to remove from the water. Forexample, placing water in a plastic container often causes it to smell like plastic. Thiswater is still considered pure.iv. Consensus Agreement: Water that has been altered by impurity (Najaasah) with respectto:1. Taste2. Odor3. Color4. Or with respect to more than one of these qualities, is not permitted for purposes of