A woman suffering from continuous invalidation of her wudu' (ablution), who wishes to remain in the Haram to perform prayers; what do you advise?
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Question:
There is a woman who suffers from continuous invalidation of her wudu' (ablution), and she is of the type who likes to stay in the Haram to perform the prayers. What do you advise? May Allah reward you with good. Also, if she is occupied with performing wudu' (ablution), she misses the congregational prayer, and she may not find a place inside the Haram, as is the case during the tarawih (the Ramadan night prayer). May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
She is among those whose condition is continuous. The scholars stated that these people perform wudu' (ablution) when it is time for prayer, they clean themselves, and they perform wudu' (ablution) when they intend to pray, and they pray immediately, even if something exits from them during the prayer; because they are excused in this situation. Yes.
There is a woman who suffers from continuous invalidation of her wudu' (ablution), and she is of the type who likes to stay in the Haram to perform the prayers. What do you advise? May Allah reward you with good. Also, if she is occupied with performing wudu' (ablution), she misses the congregational prayer, and she may not find a place inside the Haram, as is the case during the tarawih (the Ramadan night prayer). May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
She is among those whose condition is continuous. The scholars stated that these people perform wudu' (ablution) when it is time for prayer, they clean themselves, and they perform wudu' (ablution) when they intend to pray, and they pray immediately, even if something exits from them during the prayer; because they are excused in this situation. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، امرأة تعاني من انتقاض للوضوء بشكل مستمر، وتحب البقاء في الحرم لتأدية الصلوات، بماذا توجهونها؟ — youtube.com
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