Wudu from eating camel liver and stomach and drinking its broth

Question:
The questioner asks: Does eating camel liver and stomach, and drinking the broth, invalidate the wudu'?

Answer:
Drinking the broth is not considered a nullifier, and milk is the same; camel milk and camel broth are not considered nullifiers. As for the liver, spleen, and fat, if a person performs wudu, that is better. The well-known view among the scholars is that one does not perform wudu from them, because they are what the Arabs call meat, the preserved meat. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: . The liver and the stomach are not called meat by the Arabs; they call them by their specific names. However, if one performs wudu from them out of caution, if he ate camel stomach or ate camel liver, or if he performs wudu out of caution, that is good, if Allah wills.