The ruling on doubt regarding water reaching the hand
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Question:
The questioner says: A man says that he washed his hand, then his hair, and then he felt that the water had not reached his hand. Does he wash his hand again?
Answer:
Yes. If you doubt whether the water reached [the body part], or if you doubt during the act of worship regarding its completion, then you build upon the fact that it was not completed in that place, because the default is that it was not completed in that place. This is the meaning of certainty: you rule based on the doubt.
The questioner says: A man says that he washed his hand, then his hair, and then he felt that the water had not reached his hand. Does he wash his hand again?
Answer:
Yes. If you doubt whether the water reached [the body part], or if you doubt during the act of worship regarding its completion, then you build upon the fact that it was not completed in that place, because the default is that it was not completed in that place. This is the meaning of certainty: you rule based on the doubt.
Source
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