The Ruling on Applying Perfumed Oil to the Garment or the Body
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Question:
The verses of the Shaykh: that one needs to rely on the principles of the transmitters.
Answer:
It does not invalidate the wudu, but if it contains alcohol that defiles the garment or the body, you must wash this perfume off your garment or your body. Otherwise, your wudu is valid. It is like if a person is in a state of wudu and impurity touches his garment or his body; we tell him to wash the impurity, and the wudu remains valid. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) used to pray with his Companions while wearing his sandals, then he would take them off during the prayer. The Companions took off their sandals when they saw him take off his. When he finished the prayer, he explained to them that he had taken them off because of the impurity in them. This indicates that the wudu is valid and that the prayer is valid.
The verses of the Shaykh: that one needs to rely on the principles of the transmitters.
Answer:
It does not invalidate the wudu, but if it contains alcohol that defiles the garment or the body, you must wash this perfume off your garment or your body. Otherwise, your wudu is valid. It is like if a person is in a state of wudu and impurity touches his garment or his body; we tell him to wash the impurity, and the wudu remains valid. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) used to pray with his Companions while wearing his sandals, then he would take them off during the prayer. The Companions took off their sandals when they saw him take off his. When he finished the prayer, he explained to them that he had taken them off because of the impurity in them. This indicates that the wudu is valid and that the prayer is valid.
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