Wiping over socks, dry ablution, and the expiration of its duration

The questioner:
Honorable Shaykh, if a person performs tayammum, the time for wiping has ended. What should he do? Does he take off the socks and then put them back on? And does he pray with tayammum for more than one time if his state of purity has not been broken?

The Shaykh:
Busy.

The questioner:
He says: If a person performs tayammum and the time for wiping has ended, what does he say?

The Shaykh:
Wiping has no connection to tayammum. Wiping is with wudu' and the use of water, whereas tayammum has no connection to wiping. So if he performs tayammum, he prays as long as his wudu' is not broken. He prays with his tayammum as long as his wudu' is not broken. Some scholars say that tayammum ends when the time for prayer ends, but the correct view is that it does not end. Tayammum is not broken except by what breaks wudu', by the things that break wudu'. So as long as it has not been broken, it remains valid.
So he prays with it, even for several times. This is the correct view, because the correct view is that tayammum removes the state of ritual impurity. It removes the state of ritual impurity, and it is a substitute for water. So he does with it exactly what he does with water. As for wiping, it has no connection to tayammum. This was just presented. Yes. Yes.