The Criterion of Continuity in Ablution
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Question:
The questioner: Is the criterion for continuity the length of the time interval, or is it that the limb dries out? Because one might perform ablution in a place with air currents, so the limb dries out before he reaches the next one?
Answer:
The jurists have stated this explicitly. They said that continuity means not delaying the washing of a limb until the one before it dries out in moderate weather. However, if a limb dries out due to an external factor, it does not matter. But if his limb dries out due to a long delay in moderate weather, that is what invalidates the combination. Yes.
The questioner: Is the criterion for continuity the length of the time interval, or is it that the limb dries out? Because one might perform ablution in a place with air currents, so the limb dries out before he reaches the next one?
Answer:
The jurists have stated this explicitly. They said that continuity means not delaying the washing of a limb until the one before it dries out in moderate weather. However, if a limb dries out due to an external factor, it does not matter. But if his limb dries out due to a long delay in moderate weather, that is what invalidates the combination. Yes.
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