Cleaning oneself after relieving oneself with every ablution
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Question:
Does the faith in istinja' (cleaning oneself after relieving oneself) return with every wudu' (ablution), or is only the external wudu' performed?
Answer:
If urination or defecation has occurred, he performs istinja'. If it is, for example, wind, i.e., flatulence and pressure, or touching the private parts, or, for example, eating camel meat, then only wudu' is required. He rinses his mouth, performs istinja', washes his face and hands, wipes his head and ear, and washes his leg. This is called wudu'. It does not require entering the bathroom for the external washings. However, if there is urination or defecation from the rear, he enters the bathroom and performs istinja'. He must urinate and defecate and perform istinja'. Yes.
Does the faith in istinja' (cleaning oneself after relieving oneself) return with every wudu' (ablution), or is only the external wudu' performed?
Answer:
If urination or defecation has occurred, he performs istinja'. If it is, for example, wind, i.e., flatulence and pressure, or touching the private parts, or, for example, eating camel meat, then only wudu' is required. He rinses his mouth, performs istinja', washes his face and hands, wipes his head and ear, and washes his leg. This is called wudu'. It does not require entering the bathroom for the external washings. However, if there is urination or defecation from the rear, he enters the bathroom and performs istinja'. He must urinate and defecate and perform istinja'. Yes.
Source
لقاءات لابن باز - لقاء الخير - ابن باز — archive.org (35:52)
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