Chapter [Istinja, Istijmar, Manners of the Restroom]

Istinja is the removal of what comes out of the track with

water, stone or its like. It is an obligation for every
excrement except flatulence, that which is pure, or
something dry.
Istijmar is not sound except with something pure,
permissible, dry, and cleansing. Cleaning with a stone or
something similar occurs when nothing remains except

traces only removable by water. It is a requisite that there

be 3 wipes or more which cleanse, the excrement does not
surpass its normal location, when water is employed it
returns the place as it was, and its assumption is sufficient.
It is impermissible to use dung, bone, or food even if

animal feed. Neither wudu nor tayammum are sound

before it.
It is impermissible to remain more than what is necessary
as well as defecating in water, defecating or urinating in a

watering place, on a traversed path, in used shade, under a

fruit bearing tree of harvest, or to face or turn ones back
to the qibla in open space.
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