The ruling on the prayer of one who continuously experiences a state of ritual impurity

The questioner:
Yes. Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Regarding the nullification of wudu' (ablution) by what exits from the two passages, you mentioned (may Allah preserve you) that what exits from the opening designated for the exit of the two passages invalidates the wudu'. The question is that sometimes a person places something over the opening, and what exits from it is...

The Shaykh:
Yes, whether it is urine or feces,

The questioner:
The question is that sometimes a person places something over the opening at night, and what exits from it continues. What is the ruling if the time for prayer enters, and he fears the time will pass, while the discharge continues?

The Shaykh:
Is it a dire necessity? Is it a dire necessity? He (Mighty and Majestic) says: He prays according to his condition. So fear Allah as much as you are able. Even if he is in a state where he cannot stop it, he cannot stop it at night, he prays according to his condition. Like the one who has a condition for a week, or the one who has a condition for a week, he performs wudu' at the time of prayer and prays, even if he breaks his wudu'. He cannot do more than this. Yes.