War matters - the first part

Abu Muhammad Harb bin Ismail bin Khalaf al -Kirmani died 280. The book of purity-Chapter: Whoever prays in an impure garment; There is no one else with him-Chapter: Urine and feces-Chapter: Dirty in the sole or sandal-Chapter: Flies fall on the genitals, then they fall on the garment-Chapter: Pouring water on impure ground, spreading some of the ground on the garment-Chapter: The finger gets urine on it, it sweats, and the garment touches it-Chapter: The bed becomes infected with the boy''s semen and urine, so he sleeps on it-Chapter: Semen-Chapter: Madhiy-Chapter: Donkey sweat-Chapter: Donkey saliva-Chapter: Donkey urine-Chapter: Intercourse with a stolen donkey and urine-Chapter: The urine of those whose meat is eaten, and those whose meat is not eaten-Chapter: Chicken excrement-Chapter: Bird and goat guano-Chapter: A man places his foot on an unclean place while barefoot-Chapter: An impure place affected by rain-Chapter: Wine and intoxicants stain the garment-Chapter: If a human being prays while he is in his body-Chapter: Praying on the donkey''s buttocks-Chapter: Praying over wiping that is not clean-Chapter: Whoever prays with a sword stained with blood-Chapter: A man''s saliva flows while he is sleeping, and the blood soaks him with slugs-Chapter: Washing the garment from urine and other things-Chapter: A man is attending a funeral wearing an unclean garment-Chapter: Whoever touches a dog''s back while it is wet from water-Chapter: Feline sprinkling and saliva-Chapter: Praying in the garment of the people of the Dhimmah-Chapter: Dining food with donkeys-Chapter: The amount of blood from which ablution is repeated-Chapter: Pus and pus-Chapter: A man has weeping in his eye-Chapter: Ablution from cupping-Chapter: Fistula from which water leaks-Chapter: Nosebleeds-Chapter: Slugs containing blood-Chapter: Surgical blood gets on the garment-Chapter: Regurgitation-Chapter: Worms emerge from the anus-Chapter: Whoever touches his anus-Chapter: Killing a louse during prayer-Chapter: Water that is not impure by anything-Chapter: Menstruation on the road to MeccaChapter: Something falls into the well and changes the taste of the water-Chapter: Ablution with little water during ritual impurity (1), or bath water-Chapter: Performing ablution with water whose taste or smell has changed-Chapter: The virgin falls into the well-Chapter: Urine is poured into the well-Chapter: The sheep eats the offal, then puts its mouth into the water-Chapter: Chicken Sour-Chapter: The monkey and the pig-Chapter: The mouse''s mouth-Chapter: Surahs of dogs and pigs-Chapter: A dog eats ghee or oil-Chapter: Surah al-Hur-Chapter: The donkey''s mouth-Chapter: Ablution thanks to a woman''s ablution-Chapter: A man gets up from sleep and dips his hand into the vessel-Chapter: A drop of wine falls into the vessel-Chapter: Pour wine into vinegar-Chapter: A slug falls into the vessel-Chapter: Ablution with salt water-Chapter: Ablution with heated water-Chapter: Urine in running water-Chapter: What he says when he enters the toilet-Chapter: Whoever sneezes in the open air-Chapter: Istinja''-Chapter: How to clean oneself with stones-Chapter: Whoever forgets to cleanse himself-Chapter: Nasma in ablution-Chapter: How to perform ablution-Chapter: Rinsing the mouth and sniffing-Chapter: Whoever forgets to rinse his mouth and nose-Chapter: Wiping the headChapter: Wiping the head with one hand-Chapter: Wiping some of the head