@MrChikay@Afccouger@IdrisAOni1 Imagine tea water. It's drinkable but it's not mutlaq (pure). Also imagine sea water. It's not drinkable but it's mutlaq and can be used for ablution.
@MrChikay@Afccouger@IdrisAOni1 Pure =/= drinkable. English translation calls it pure but it'll only get you more confused because it's a different concept altogether. It's called 'mutlaq', in which the water must not show any visible changes in color, taste, and smell, for it to be valid for ablution.
@grok@AntSpeaks@grok If Israel is claiming a self-defense against Hamas, why did Israeli bombed hospitals and churches, while killing journalists, healthcare workers, children, etc?