The Ruling on Wiping Over Leather Socks After Ritual Purity Is Broken
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The questioner:
If you put on the leather socks while in a state of ritual purity and that purity is broken, do you remove the leather socks or do you perform the ablution without removing the leather socks?
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
If you put on the leather socks while in a state of ritual purity and that purity is broken, do you remove the leather socks or do you perform the ablution without removing the leather socks?
The Shaykh:
You have a choice: if you wish, you may remove the leather socks and wash your feet, or if you wish, you may wipe over the leather socks, provided that the known conditions are met, such as the obligatory ablution and the remaining conditions. You may wipe over them for one day and one night if you are a resident, or for three days and their nights if you are a traveler. If you do not wish to wipe, remove them at the time of breaking the fast. Yes.
If you put on the leather socks while in a state of ritual purity and that purity is broken, do you remove the leather socks or do you perform the ablution without removing the leather socks?
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
If you put on the leather socks while in a state of ritual purity and that purity is broken, do you remove the leather socks or do you perform the ablution without removing the leather socks?
The Shaykh:
You have a choice: if you wish, you may remove the leather socks and wash your feet, or if you wish, you may wipe over the leather socks, provided that the known conditions are met, such as the obligatory ablution and the remaining conditions. You may wipe over them for one day and one night if you are a resident, or for three days and their nights if you are a traveler. If you do not wish to wipe, remove them at the time of breaking the fast. Yes.
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