Pearl of Wisdom

Do not be among those who hope for the Hereafter without acting ... admiring the righteous people and yet not acting like them, and despising the sinners whilst he is one of them ... he fears for others worse chastisement than what he himself deserves for his sin, and for himself hopes for greater [reward] than his actions deserve ... When he acts he falls short of the action, and when he asks something, he exaggerates ... so he is presumptuous in his speech though performing little action.'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]
Ibid. Saying 150

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Question : #369 Category: Medical Issues
Subject: blood under the nail
Question: What is the ruling on the blood trapped under the nail, which is difficult to remove. Is it najis or tahir? If it was najis how should one go about it?
Answer: If it is not transformed, it is najis and should be removed, provided this does not entail any danger (haraj). If it remains, tayamum instead of wudhu and ghusl must be applied.

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