Ruling on arriving at the mosque early when one is unable to maintain wudu'
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Question:
The listener Hamzah Mubarak al-Kubais, it appears, sent a lengthy message. The summary of it is that he says: If I am unable to remain for a long period while in a state of wudu', am I excused in arriving at the mosques early, especially on Friday?
Answer:
Yes, there is nothing wrong with you attending and arriving early. If you experience something or have a need for wudu', you go out, perform wudu', and return to the mosque, so that you combine between the two virtues: the virtue of reliance upon Allah and the virtue of renewing wudu' when needed.
The listener Hamzah Mubarak al-Kubais, it appears, sent a lengthy message. The summary of it is that he says: If I am unable to remain for a long period while in a state of wudu', am I excused in arriving at the mosques early, especially on Friday?
Answer:
Yes, there is nothing wrong with you attending and arriving early. If you experience something or have a need for wudu', you go out, perform wudu', and return to the mosque, so that you combine between the two virtues: the virtue of reliance upon Allah and the virtue of renewing wudu' when needed.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 01/112 — archive.org (14:02)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.