Does a bath for cleanliness suffice in place of wudu'?
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Question:
He asks: Does a bath for cleanliness, with the intention of putting water in the mouth and nose, suffice in place of wudu'?
Answer:
If he gargles and sniffs water before submerging himself in the water, that suffices in place of wudu', provided he has the intention to remove both the minor and major states of ritual impurity. However, gargling and sniffing are necessary. Yes.
He asks: Does a bath for cleanliness, with the intention of putting water in the mouth and nose, suffice in place of wudu'?
Answer:
If he gargles and sniffs water before submerging himself in the water, that suffices in place of wudu', provided he has the intention to remove both the minor and major states of ritual impurity. However, gargling and sniffing are necessary. Yes.
Source
نعمــة الأمـن — alfawzan.live (46:59)
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