مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٤٢ - PURIFYING THINGS
VII. ISLAM
٢١٢. If an unbeliever professes Islam by saying:
Ashhadu an la ilaha illallah wa ash hadu annaMuhammadan Rasulullah (١
testify that there is no deity but Allah andI also testify that Muhammad
is His Prophet) and acknowledges the Oneness of Allah and the
Prophethood of the Prophet of Islam in any language, he becomes a Muslim
and assoon as he becomes a Muslim his body, sweat, saliva and mucus
become pure. However, if there be any original impurity on his body at
the time of embracing Islam it isnecessary that it should be purified
with water. And even if the original impurity had already been removed
before his embracing Islam he should, on the basis of
obligatoryprecaution, purify that spot with water.
٢١٣. If before an unbeliever becomes a Muslim,
his dress has touched his body with wetness and is not on his body at
the time of his becoming a Muslim, it isimpure. And even if it is on his
body at that time he should purify it on the basis of obligatory
precaution.
٢١٤. If an unbeliever professes Islam he will be
pure even if another person does not know whether or not he has
embraced Islam sincerely. And the same orderapplies even if it is known
that he is not sincere in embracing Islam but his words or deeds do not
betray anything which may be contrary to the confirmation by him of
theOneness of Allah and of Prophet Muhammad being the last Prophet of
Allah.
VIII. RELATION (TABAIYAT)
٢١٥. Tabaiyat means that an impure thing may become pure as s consequence of the purification of something else.
٢١٦. If wine is transformed into vinegar, the
part of the container up to which it reaches on account of fermentation
will also become pure, However, if the otherpart of the container became
impure on account of having come in contact with wine