Washing The Feet After Istinja?
Okay, I see. JazakAllah. And I can just ignore it if I am unsure?
Asalamualaikum Dr. Irfan Shahzad, I want to clarify a point that you made. You said that “one should have a solid and valid reason to doubt”. My question is that even if one has a solid and valid reason to doubt that they have been contaminated by impurity (e.g., urine, faces, etc.) while using the bathroom, can they still ignore this doubt unless they are absolutely certain that they have impurity on themselves? This is whether one suspects impurity from splashes from the toilet bowl or any other reason. I am asking this question because I feel that indulging doubts even if they are strong and valid can lead to problems in the long run because every doubt will seem strong and valid. JazakAllah for all your efforts and help!
In young age I too suffered from the problem for sometime but then I realized all this takes place in mind not in reality. The best remedy is to simply ignore the doubts unless something real happens