Purely mixed water (الماءُ المُتغَيِّرُ بِطاهِرٍ)
أصول الفقه
المعنى الاصطلاحي :
Water which has one or more of its characteristics altered because of mixing with a pure substance.
الشرح المختصر :
"Mā’ mutaghayyir bi-tāhir" (purely mixed water) is pure water which has one of its three characteristics (color, taste, and smell) altered as a result of mixing with a pure substance that fell in it, such as milk, vinegar, or the like. This water is pure in itself, but it cannot be used a means of purification. It can be used in habitual tasks such as cooking and drinking, but is not used in acts of worship like making ablution and ritual bath.