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Ed
6th October 2003, 07:54 AM
It is about time that we have an answer to this.

As always, from our friends at Islamweb.com

Fatwa Title Is vomit impure? Fatwa No. 38023

Question Is vomit pure or impure? What should the person every time he/she vomits? Is it compulsory to wash the mouth?

Answer Praise be to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds; and may His blessings and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon all his Family and Companions.

Vomit is impure whether the vomited food has already changed or not. This is the opinion of the majority of Muslim scholars. Imam al-Nawawi wrote in his book al-Majmu'a: There is an agreement among scholars that vomit is impure whether it is from human beings or animals. However, al-Malikiyah are of the opinion that vomit is considered impure only if the food or drink has already altered/changed.
Therefore, you are obliged to wash your mouth to remove the remnants as well as any place of your clothes or body that got stained with vomit.
Allah knows best.

Scholar Name IslamWeb

So, it is strictly necessary to wash your mouth out and clean your clothes after you upchuck. I, for one, am glad for that clarification.

Ralph
6th October 2003, 02:01 PM
Originally posted by Ed
It is about time that we have an answer to this.

As always, from our friends at Islamweb.com

Fatwa Title Is vomit impure? Fatwa No. 38023

Question Is vomit pure or impure? What should the person every time he/she vomits? Is it compulsory to wash the mouth?

Answer Praise be to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds; and may His blessings and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon all his Family and Companions.

Vomit is impure whether the vomited food has already changed or not. This is the opinion of the majority of Muslim scholars. Imam al-Nawawi wrote in his book al-Majmu'a: There is an agreement among scholars that vomit is impure whether it is from human beings or animals. However, al-Malikiyah are of the opinion that vomit is considered impure only if the food or drink has already altered/changed.
Therefore, you are obliged to wash your mouth to remove the remnants as well as any place of your clothes or body that got stained with vomit.
Allah knows best.

Scholar Name IslamWeb

So, it is strictly necessary to wash your mouth out and clean your clothes after you upchuck. I, for one, am glad for that clarification. Dang it.......If I'd read my Koran before I went to all those college frat parties........maybe I would've gotten laid more often!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had no idea!!!!!!!

Luciana
6th October 2003, 02:19 PM
What about hair?? If there's vomit in it, should I wash it too??

I demand a clarification of the rules!

Nikk
6th October 2003, 03:14 PM
Originally posted by Luciana Nery
What about hair?? If there's vomit in it, should I wash it too??

I demand a clarification of the rules!

If I vomit on the cat do I wash the cat? Can I use the cat the mop up the vomit? What about cat vomit; is that impure? What about hairballs? Does it matter if I vomit on a non believer?

aerocontrols
6th October 2003, 04:09 PM
Doesn't this post belong in "Religion and Philosophy"?

/stickler in the mud