Question: How should a person living at a polar region perform wudu' as there is no water there? He cannot find soil to do tayammum, either. Everywhere is covered by ice and snow. How should he make ghusl? If a woman whose menses or post-natal bleeding has ended does not have access to water, she has to perform Tayammum. (Bahar-e-Shariat, pp. 352, vol. 1)

A person who has done wudu' can follow someone in salat who has done tayammum, and a person who performs salat standing can follow someone who performs salat sitting. Make your niyyah. This is the way that you announce your intention to perform tayammum. You do this by saying "I am doing tayammum in place of wudu, for the pleasure of Allah and to seek closeness to him". [15] X Research source When there is enough water available for Wudu or Ghusl, but using it may consume the water the person or his companions needs for drinking.Ali, Muhammad (1936). "The Religion of Islam: A Comprehensive Discussion of the Sources, Principles and Practices of Islam". Ahmadiyya anjuman isha'at Islam, 1936. p.402. Question: My 80-year-old grandmother has difficulty in making wudu' by herself and fears that, if she makes wudu', she may fall down and injure some part of her body. Can she do tayammum for wudu'? Tayammum ( Arabic: تيمم) is an Arabic word that means an aim or purpose. [1] Tayammum is derived from "amma," meaning 'to repair.' [2] One can do tayammum with any sort of clean thing whose origin is from earth, such as sand, lime, and stone, so it can be done with a tile or unglazed marble, too. When there is water but there’s risk of thirst; for yourself, or for others, and even to the animals which you keep.

If a junub person has a disease, such as a wound, smallpox, or scarlet fever, on more than half of his body, he does tayammum. If the majority of his body is sound and if it is possible to wash himself without wetting the diseased parts, he takes ghusl. If he cannot wash himself without wetting the diseased parts, then he does tayammum. Yes, it is valid according to the Hanafi Madhhab. According to the other three madhhabs, if one does tayammum before the time for a fard salat arrives, it becomes invalid when the time for that salat comes. One must make tayammum afresh when the time for the subsequent fard salat comes to be able to perform it. If a Hanafi person imitates the Maliki Madhhab or Shafi'i Madhhab in ghusl, wudu', and salat, he or she should bear this rule in mind. What is going to perform tayammum on needs to be pure and not illegally obtained. [24] Other RulingsSeveral people can do tayammum on the same soil because soil, sand, and the like do not become musta’mal (used) when they are used for tayammum. That is, that soil can be used for months for doing tayammum. The dust that falls from the hands and face after tayammum is considered musta’mal.