The Ablution with Water Whose Impurity Is Discovered and Wiping over the Socks
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Question:
He says: I performed ablution with water, then I put on socks. After a day, I learned that the water I used for ablution before putting on the socks was ritually impure, knowing that the water I used to wipe over the socks was pure. What is the ruling on my ablution and my prayer?
Answer:
Since it has been established for you that the water was ritually impure, the ablution is not valid, and consequently, your prayer is not valid. So, perform ablution with pure water and repeat the prayer. It is not sufficient that you wiped your feet with pure water, because wiping the feet is a branch dependent on the ablution, and the ablution was not valid from the beginning. Yes.
He says: I performed ablution with water, then I put on socks. After a day, I learned that the water I used for ablution before putting on the socks was ritually impure, knowing that the water I used to wipe over the socks was pure. What is the ruling on my ablution and my prayer?
Answer:
Since it has been established for you that the water was ritually impure, the ablution is not valid, and consequently, your prayer is not valid. So, perform ablution with pure water and repeat the prayer. It is not sufficient that you wiped your feet with pure water, because wiping the feet is a branch dependent on the ablution, and the ablution was not valid from the beginning. Yes.
Source
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