The meaning of purity in language: cleanliness and purity from filth and dirt, whether physical or moral. Among that is what was mentioned in the Sahih on the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, that when the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered upon a sick person, he would say: “There is no problem, it is pure. God willing, and purification is like breaking the fast, purified from sins. He, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, says: Sickness is purified from sins, which are moral filth. Purity corresponds to impurity, and its meaning in the language is: everything filthy, according to what it may be. Or morally, sins are said to be impurity, even if they are moral, and their action is impure, by opening the gem and joining it and breaking it, it becomes impure, and by opening the gem and joining it, it is impurity, so it is impure, and it is impure (by breaking the gem and opening it, and from the open

God Almighty says: (Indeed, the polytheists are unclean.)

As for the definition of purity and impurity in the terminology of jurists, it contains details of the doctrines (1).

(1) The Hanafis - they said: Purity according to Islamic law means cleanliness from an accident or accident. Their saying: Cleanliness includes what is cleaned by a person or if it is cleaned alone, if water falls on it and removes it, and their saying: from an accident includes the minor impurity, which is what contradicts ablution, such as wind and the like. The major impurity is impurity that necessitates washing. They have defined impurity as a legal description that removes some of the organs or the entire body, thereby removing purity. It is said to be: ritual impurity, meaning that the law has ruled that the impurity is an impurity that prevents one from praying, just as improved impurity prevents it. As for impurity, its meaning is in The law is the dirty eye

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Thus you know that impurity corresponds to purity, and that it is the sum of two things: impurity. And wickedness, but the language applies it to every filth, whether it is sensual, such as blood, urine, or virginity. And the like, or it was intangible, such as sins. As for the jurists, they singled out the juvenile for intangible matters, which is the legal description that the legislator ruled as being permissible in the entire body during ritual impurity or in the parts of ablution when there is something that invalidates the ablution, such as profit and the like, and they singled out impurity as physical matters that are filthy according to the law, such as blood. ..etc.