The Ruling on Tayammum (Dry Ablution) When Water Is Used on Some Limbs
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Question:
May Allah reward you. Honorable Shaykh, if one is able to use water on part of the body but it is difficult to use it on the rest, should I perform tayammum (dry ablution) immediately, or should I use water on the limbs where I am unable to use it?
Answer:
You should use water on the limbs where it is possible to use water. And you should perform tayammum (dry ablution) for the parts where it is not possible to use water. If you wish, you may perform tayammum immediately along with the wudu' (ablution), or if you wish, you may delay the tayammum until the time of prayer. All of this is permissible, if Allah wills.
May Allah reward you. Honorable Shaykh, if one is able to use water on part of the body but it is difficult to use it on the rest, should I perform tayammum (dry ablution) immediately, or should I use water on the limbs where I am unable to use it?
Answer:
You should use water on the limbs where it is possible to use water. And you should perform tayammum (dry ablution) for the parts where it is not possible to use water. If you wish, you may perform tayammum immediately along with the wudu' (ablution), or if you wish, you may delay the tayammum until the time of prayer. All of this is permissible, if Allah wills.
Source
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