Ask Qul - Taharat / Najasat - Washing cloths in non-Muslim places

Pearl of Wisdom

'A man who had man who had pilfered a pearl from a girl's earring was brought to the Commander of the Faithful (AS), and he said, 'This is a sneaky theft committed overtly.' He then punished and imprisoned him.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]

al-Kafi, v. 7, p. 226, no. 7

Latest Answers

Sexual Ethics & Morals

# 824 - looking for someone in edda mu

Salaat / Prayers

# 709 - Passing wind from the rear

Business / Investment

# 808 - Masjid or Imam Bargah

Sexual Ethics & Morals

# 807 - penetration during period

# 806 - Female masturbation

Divorce / Talaq

# 798 - Divorce

Miscellaneous

# 797 - Kiss

# 792 - hidden buried treasure

Interfaith Dialogue

# 781 - Jesus death

Fasting / Sawm / Roza

# 776 - Husbands permissn

Receive Qul Updates

Ask Qul - QA

Question : #540

Category: Taharat / Najasat

Subject:	Washing cloths in non-Muslim places
Question:	Can the clothes washed with liquid detergent in laundry facilities owned by a non-Muslim be considered tahir while knowing that Muslims as well as non-Muslims wash their clothes there?
Answer:	If you do not know that the clothes have come into contact with a source of najasah (impurity), you can consider them tahir (pure).

Follow Up
Question:

It's a pleasure to find someone who can ideintfy the issues so clearly