The ruling on wiping over socks after water becomes available
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: A man put on socks while in a state of ritual purity, then performed dry ablution with clean earth for three days and nights while traveling. Then he found water. Does he take off the socks, or does he wipe over them for another three days and nights after finding the water? Or does the period for wiping begin from the first dry ablution, because the substitute takes the ruling of the thing it replaces?
Answer:
No, absolutely not. When he finds water, he takes off the socks or the leather socks, performs the ablution for prayer, washes his feet, and leaves these issues behind, in order to get out of all the difficulties.
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: A man put on socks while in a state of ritual purity, then performed dry ablution with clean earth for three days and nights while traveling. Then he found water. Does he take off the socks, or does he wipe over them for another three days and nights after finding the water? Or does the period for wiping begin from the first dry ablution, because the substitute takes the ruling of the thing it replaces?
Answer:
No, absolutely not. When he finds water, he takes off the socks or the leather socks, performs the ablution for prayer, washes his feet, and leaves these issues behind, in order to get out of all the difficulties.
Source
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