Can you explain Mufti Adam’s answer to my question without referring to direct contact with a brush?

jazakallah for your answer.

The answer by mufti ibn adam you provided was refrerring to someone coming directly into contact with a brush ( e.g hairbrush). I was not asking about direct contact with a brush. If you can explain to me the answer to my question from the answer of muft adam i would appreciate it.

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[i:62c44e63cc]”assalaamu alaikum,
say somebody painted their walls with paintbrushes that had boar bristles would this make the wall najis? if people subsequently touch the wall with wet hand or lean on it with wet clothes does this make them unclean too?”[/i:62c44e63cc]

Boar bristle brushes are absolutely filthy. If the brush is dry then the filth does not transfer over however if they are wet then the filth does transfer over. Dipping the such a brush into paint make the paint impure. The impure paint would be spread over the wall making the wall impure.

Whilst the paint is wet, any material coming into contact would also become impure. When the paint dries then the impurity can not be transfered unless the paint becomes runny and wet which is not often the case.

I hope this answers your original query

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(Mufti) Abdullah Patel
Halal Food Guide

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This answer was collected from MuftiSays.com, based in London (UK). It is one of the fruits of Darul Uloom London. Many ‘ulama are involved in answering the Q&A on the site, including: Shaikul Hadeeth Mufti Umar Farooq Sahib, Mufti Saifur Rahman Sahib, Mufti Abdullah Patel Sahib, Maulana Qamruz Zaman Sahib, Mufti Abu Bakr Karolia Sahib.

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