Wiping over sports shoes or military boots
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Q1: What is the ruling on wiping over sports shoes or military boots, given that they do not cover the ankles?
A1: It is a condition for wiping over leather socks or socks that they cover the feet, meaning: that they cover the ankles and what is below them.
Q2: What is the ruling on the dirt that sticks to the shoe or boot from
entering the restrooms? Does it become purified by walking on tile and asphalt, and is it permissible to enter the mosque with them and pray in them?
A2: If you know that there is ritual impurity on the sock or elsewhere, you must remove it with water or rub it with something that removes it completely. If you do not know, the original state is purity.
A1: It is a condition for wiping over leather socks or socks that they cover the feet, meaning: that they cover the ankles and what is below them.
Q2: What is the ruling on the dirt that sticks to the shoe or boot from
entering the restrooms? Does it become purified by walking on tile and asphalt, and is it permissible to enter the mosque with them and pray in them?
A2: If you know that there is ritual impurity on the sock or elsewhere, you must remove it with water or rub it with something that removes it completely. If you do not know, the original state is purity.
Source
www.alifta.gov.sa
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