Im interested in converting to Islam, but I have a question that is causing me confusion and distress regarding the matter of najasah
Lets say my friend’s dog licked me several times. Later, I sat on my couch, bed, and other furniture while still wearing the same clothes. I understand that in Islam, if something najis and wet touches another surface, the impurity can transfer. My concern is: if my pants that were licked by the dog touched my sofa or bed, and there was moisture (such as sweat), does that mean the sofa or bed also became najis?
Now what if I then put my clothes in the washing machine together with other items like bed sheets and towels, and the dog’s saliva was not washed according to the Islamic method (seven washes, + with soil), would that mean the impurity has now spread to all those items? (since I think wetness transfers it to both objects? I'm not sure)
What if I come out of a shower (and the towel around me is moist) and I sit on that surface
With this logic I'm afraid that much of my home like my sofa, bed, carpet, mattress may have become najis.
I also understand that alcohol and blood are considered najis. In the past, I have attended parties where I drank alcohol, and sometimes it may have spilled on my clothes or hands. If my hand was wet and I touched a surface, would that surface become najis? And if later I touch it again with moisture, does that make me najis again?
This makes me think that before every prayer, I would need to shower fully to clean my body feels overwhelming.
In such situations, is the najasah truly transferred this easily and extensively?
How should I deal with this issue in a practical and correct way according to Islamic teachings?
(Please avoid saying "oh you're overthinking this" I want to do this right, I want to know if I should burn my place down and restart or do I have better options ðŸ˜)
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