مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ١٢ - ORDERS REGARDING WATER

impure, and that portion which does not touch the impurity will remain pure. Forexample, if rose water is sprinkled on an impure hand from the rose-water bottle, that part of it which reaches the hand will be impure and that part which does not reach thehand will remain pure.
٤٩. If impure mixed water is mixed with Kurr water or running water in such a way that it can no longer be called mixed water it becomes pure.
٥٠. The water which was pure and it is not known whether it has reached the stage of mixed water will be treated to be pure water i.e. it will purify an impurething and it will also be in order to perform ablutions and ceremonial bath with it and if it was mixed water and it is not known whether it has become pure water or not itwill be treated to be mixed water i.e. it will not purify an impure thing and it will also be invalid to perform ablutions or ceremonial bath with it.
٥١. The water about which it is not known whether it is pure or mixed and it is not known whether it was pure or mixed previously does not purity an impurity and itis also not permissible to perform ablutions or ceremonial bath with it and it becomes impure when an impurity reaches it, although it may be equal to a Kurr or more thanthat.
٥٢. When an original impurity like blood and urine reaches water and changes its smell, color or taste it becomes impure although it may be Kurr-water or runningwater. However, if the smell, color or taste of the water changes owing to an impurity which is outside it for example, if a corpse, which is lying by the side of the water,changes its smell - the water does not become impure.
٥٣. If the water in which original impurity like blood or urine falls and changes its smell, color or taste, joins Kurr-water or running water or rain water fallson it, or wind makes the rain water fall on it or rain water falls on it through rain-water pipe