Cleaning oneself before ablution for one who has incontinence
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The questioner:
Who came, O Shaykh, from the things that invalidate the pillar, from the things that invalidate the ablution.
The Shaykh:
No, if it is from urine, he cleans himself, and if it is wind or he is in a state of incontinence, he does not clean himself, he wipes, he cleans himself and starts with the face,
The questioner:
He comes and says, then he cleaned himself, and after two hours, for example, the state is.
The Shaykh:
He wipes with it, he does not need to clean himself, he starts with the face, he starts with the face, he cleans the nose, and he completes the ablution, and he does not need to clean himself except from before or from wind,
Who came, O Shaykh, from the things that invalidate the pillar, from the things that invalidate the ablution.
The Shaykh:
No, if it is from urine, he cleans himself, and if it is wind or he is in a state of incontinence, he does not clean himself, he wipes, he cleans himself and starts with the face,
The questioner:
He comes and says, then he cleaned himself, and after two hours, for example, the state is.
The Shaykh:
He wipes with it, he does not need to clean himself, he starts with the face, he starts with the face, he cleans the nose, and he completes the ablution, and he does not need to clean himself except from before or from wind,
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 60 — archive.org (16:17)
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