The ruling on whether wudu' is included in a bath for cleanliness
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Is a bath taken for the sake of cleanliness, with the intention of removing minor ritual impurity, where one performs gargling and sniffing water during or at the end of the bath, or now? Is a bath taken for the sake of cleanliness, with the intention of removing minor ritual impurity, where one performs gargling and sniffing water during or at the end of the bath,
Answer:
Wudu' is not included in a bath for cleanliness; it is only included in a bath for major ritual impurity. In the case of major ritual impurity, wudu'—which is minor ritual impurity—is included in the major ritual impurity. As for a bath for cleanliness, that is hygiene, not ritual impurity, so wudu' is not included in it. Yes.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Is a bath taken for the sake of cleanliness, with the intention of removing minor ritual impurity, where one performs gargling and sniffing water during or at the end of the bath, or now? Is a bath taken for the sake of cleanliness, with the intention of removing minor ritual impurity, where one performs gargling and sniffing water during or at the end of the bath,
Answer:
Wudu' is not included in a bath for cleanliness; it is only included in a bath for major ritual impurity. In the case of major ritual impurity, wudu'—which is minor ritual impurity—is included in the major ritual impurity. As for a bath for cleanliness, that is hygiene, not ritual impurity, so wudu' is not included in it. Yes.
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