Wiping over socks worn over a device on a paralyzed leg
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Question:
A man has a paralyzed right foot and wears a device on it, and he wears socks over the device, while his left foot remains exposed. The question is: when he wears the device and puts socks over it, is ritual purity required of him? Does he wipe over one and wash the other?
Answer:
He washes both feet, performs wudu, and washes his feet. Then he puts on the device and wears socks over it, and he wipes over them for a day and a night. When the day and night are completed, he removes the socks and the device, performs wudu, and washes his feet, then he repeats this process.
A man has a paralyzed right foot and wears a device on it, and he wears socks over the device, while his left foot remains exposed. The question is: when he wears the device and puts socks over it, is ritual purity required of him? Does he wipe over one and wash the other?
Answer:
He washes both feet, performs wudu, and washes his feet. Then he puts on the device and wears socks over it, and he wipes over them for a day and a night. When the day and night are completed, he removes the socks and the device, performs wudu, and washes his feet, then he repeats this process.
Source
شرح زاد المستقنع [59] — alfawzan.live (1:10:28)
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