The ruling on one who passes wind during wudu'
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Question:
The questioner says: A person performed wudu', and during the wudu' he passed wind before completing it, and then he completed the wudu'. What is the ruling?
Answer:
The ruling is that his act is not valid. If something comes out of him that causes a state of ritual impurity, his wudu' is invalid, and he does not build upon the beginning of it; he does not build upon the beginning of it; it is all invalid, from the beginning to the end, so he repeats the wudu' from the start.
The questioner says: A person performed wudu', and during the wudu' he passed wind before completing it, and then he completed the wudu'. What is the ruling?
Answer:
The ruling is that his act is not valid. If something comes out of him that causes a state of ritual impurity, his wudu' is invalid, and he does not build upon the beginning of it; he does not build upon the beginning of it; it is all invalid, from the beginning to the end, so he repeats the wudu' from the start.
Source
لقاء رمضاني 03-09-1436هـ — alfawzan.live (16:48)
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