The ruling on breaking wudu' by eating broth and liver
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Question:
I seek forgiveness from Allah the Great.
Answer:
Broth does not break wudu' by consensus, because it is not meat. As for the liver, there is scholarly disagreement regarding it. Some consider it to be meat, in which case it breaks wudu', while others consider it not to be meat, in which case it does not break wudu'. This is the stronger position: that it does not break wudu', because when the term is used in its general sense, it is not called meat. If you were to instruct someone to buy you meat and he brought you liver, he would not have fulfilled the instruction.
I seek forgiveness from Allah the Great.
Answer:
Broth does not break wudu' by consensus, because it is not meat. As for the liver, there is scholarly disagreement regarding it. Some consider it to be meat, in which case it breaks wudu', while others consider it not to be meat, in which case it does not break wudu'. This is the stronger position: that it does not break wudu', because when the term is used in its general sense, it is not called meat. If you were to instruct someone to buy you meat and he brought you liver, he would not have fulfilled the instruction.
Source
تفسير الشيخ محمد بن عبدالوهاب [3] — alfawzan.live (1:09:51)
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