Is it obligatory to perform wudu for one who suffers from a condition of involuntary passing of wind after completing the tawaf, for the sake of praying the two rak'ahs of the sunnah of tawaf?

Question:
The one who has an excuse, from whom wind constantly comes out of his belly and who is unable to maintain his wudu, is he required to perform wudu after finishing the tawaf for the sake of the prayer, specifically the two rak'ahs of the sunnah of tawaf? Also, regarding the five daily prayers, is he required to perform wudu after the time enters, or is it sufficient for him to perform wudu a few minutes before the time enters?

Answer:
The two rak'ahs of tawaf are attached to the tawaf. So if you perform wudu for the tawaf and you perform the tawaf, even if something comes out of you while you are performing tawaf, because it is not by your choice, your tawaf is valid. Allah says, "Allah does not burden a soul beyond that it can bear." And the two rak'ahs are attached to it, so if your tawaf is valid, the two rak'ahs are valid for you. You pray them with the tawaf, after you finish, you pray them immediately. As for the five daily prayers, you perform wudu for each prayer. If you want to pray, you perform wudu before the prayer and you pray, even if something comes out of you during the prayer, because you are unable to prevent it. Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, says: