The ruling on performing wudu with water that has changed due to soil or has lost its name

Question:
And I said to you, may Allah preserve you, it is well known that if water is mixed with soap, soap, or the like, it does not invalidate the wudu, nor does it prevent the wudu, but because its description has changed. However, we see that the waters of rivers and canals are mixed with water and soil, so one part becomes clay, and one part is used for wudu, or did you say that you read about the difference between these two?

Answer:
Something that one cannot guard against changing due to soil and trees; this cannot be guarded against, so there is no harm in it. If the water changes due to its course, or due to the soil, or due to the trees that fall into it, or the winds that blow leaves into it, this cannot be guarded against and there is no harm in it. It is purifying, and praise be to Allah. The discussion is about waters into which something is intentionally thrown, such as trees, until it changes significantly. This is the subject of research. As for what has changed from its name to another name, one does not perform wudu with it. For example, tea, coffee; these are not called water, they are called coffee, they are called tea. So if water changes from its name to another designation, it is not permissible to perform wudu with it, such as tea, coffee, or similar changes that have shifted from the name of water.