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'The Abbasids visited Salih. b. Wasif, and Salih. b. 'Ali and a few other deviated people from this location also visited Salih. b. Wasif when Abu Muhammad (AS) [Imam al-'Askari] was in the prison. He said to him, 'Put him in strict confinement and give him no ease.' Salih. replied, 'What more can I do with him when I have assigned two of the most evil men I could find to guard him, and surprisingly those two have turned to worship and prayers [as a result of the Imam]!'

Muhammad b. Isma?il

Ibid. v. 50, p. 308, no. 6

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Question : #263

Category: Taharat / Najasat

Subject:	alcohol face lotions
Question:	I apply a lotion, prescribed by the doctor, onto my face. This lotion contains alcohol; the alcohol is mixed in solution with another medicine which, when combined together, is inedible. Is such a lotion deemed najis?
Answer:	Assuming you acknowledge the fact that the alcohol within the lotion is (a) edible, (b) originally liquid and (c) intoxicating, obligatory caution dictates that it be deemed najis. Otherwise, it is deemed pure.

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