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Some scholars say that sperm is impure, but apparently it is pure, for it is only recommended to wash it off if it is still wet, and
to scratch it off if it is dry. Said 'Aishah, "I used to scratch the sperm off the Messenger of Allah's clothes if it was dry, and
wash it off if it was still wet." (This is related by ad-Daraqutni, Abu 'Awanah and al-Bazzar). It is also related that Ibn 'Abbas
said, "I asked the Messenger of Allah about sperm on clothes. He said, 'It is the same as mucus and spittle. It is sufficient to
rub the area with a rag or cloth."'
The hadith was related by ad-Daraqutni, al-Baihaqi and atTahawi. There is a difference in the narration over whether it should
be in marfu'or mauqoof form.
Fiqh-us-Sunnah Subjects
Ablution Ghusl, Actions Requiring It
1. Discharge of sperm (al-Mani) owing to stimulation while asleep or awake
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2. If the sperm is discharged without any type of stimulation (owing to illness or extreme cold)
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3. If one has a wet dream but does not find any traces of ejaculation
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4. If one wakes from sleep and finds some moistness, but does not recall any wet dream, though he is sure it is sperm,
what should he do?
Fiqh us-Sunnah Vol.1 Page 50
5. If a man squeezes his penis to prevent ejaculation
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6. Sperm on the clothes during prayer
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7. Touching the two circumcised parts
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ISL Quran Subjects
Biology-creation of Man
2. Further generations created from sperm
18.37, 22.5, 23.13, 32.8, 35.11, 40.67
3. Man comes from a very small part of the excreted sperm
32.8
4. Man comes from a small quantity of sperm
16.4, 18.37, 22.5, 23.13, 32.8, 35.11, 53.46, 75.37, 77.20, 86.6
SPIDER:
29:41 - The parable of those who take protectors other than Allah is that of the Spider who builds
(to itself) a house; but truly the flimsiest of houses is the Spider's house if they but knew.
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3466 The Spider's house is one of the wonderful Signs of Allah's creation. It is made up of fine silk threads spun out of silk
glands in the spider's body. There are many kinds of spiders and many kinds of spider's houses. Two main types of
houses may be mentioned. There is the tubular nest or web, a silk-lined house or burrow with one or two trap-doors.
This may be called his residential or family mansion. Then there is what is ordinarily called a spider's web, consisting
of a central point with radiating threads running in all directions and acting as tie-beams to the quasi-circular
concentric threads that form the body of the web. This is his hunting box. The whole structure exemplifies economy in
time, material, and strength. If an insect is caught in the net, the vibration set up in the radiating threads is at once
communicated to the spider, who can come and kill his prey. In case the prey is powerful, the spider is furnished with
poison glands with which to kill his prey. The spider sits either in the centre of the web or hides on the under-side of a
leaf or in some crevice, but he always has a single thread connecting him with his web, to keep him in telephonic
communication. The female spider is much bigger than the male, and in Arabic the generic gender of 'Ankabut is
feminine. (29.41)
3467 Most of the facts in the last note can be read into the Parable. For their thickness the spider's threads are very strong
from the point of view of relativity, but in our actual world they are flimsy, especially the threads of the gossamer
spider floating in the air. So is the house and strength of the man who relies on material resources however fine or
beautiful relatively; before the eternal Reality they are as nothing. The spider's most cunning architecture cannot stand
against a wave of a man's hand. His poison glands are like the hidden poison in our beautiful worldly plans which may
take various shapes but have seeds of death in them. (29.41)
SPLENDOUR OF LIFE:
10:88 – Moses prayed: "Our Lord! Thou hast indeed bestowed on Pharaoh and his Chiefs splendor
and wealth in the life of the Present and so our Lord they mislead (men) from Thy Path. Deface our
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