Preparing water for wudu' before the time of prayer
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Question:
And the gas attached to his feet, all of it, so that sometimes when he needs to perform wudu', no one finds it strange that he performs wudu' until he resorts to tayammum.
Answer:
That is, wudu' is close to him, so when the time for prayer comes, he performs wudu' in his place. He prepares the wudu' for himself, or his servant or a relative prepares it for him. He prepares it; it is not the case that he has no water and leaves it unprepared. And when the time for prayer comes, he says, "I have no water." No, it is obligatory for him to have it prepared and to make it easy for himself.
And the gas attached to his feet, all of it, so that sometimes when he needs to perform wudu', no one finds it strange that he performs wudu' until he resorts to tayammum.
Answer:
That is, wudu' is close to him, so when the time for prayer comes, he performs wudu' in his place. He prepares the wudu' for himself, or his servant or a relative prepares it for him. He prepares it; it is not the case that he has no water and leaves it unprepared. And when the time for prayer comes, he says, "I have no water." No, it is obligatory for him to have it prepared and to make it easy for himself.
Source
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