The invalidation of wiping over leather socks by removing them
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Question:
A questioner says: Regarding socks, Shaykh, if I put on socks while in a state of ritual purity, then wipe over them, for example, for the midday prayer, and then I take the socks off while I am still in a state of ritual purity, is it permissible for me to put the socks on again and wipe over them for the afternoon prayer?
Answer:
No. If you take off the socks, the wiping is invalidated; because wiping is only valid while the socks are on. So if you take them off, it becomes obligatory to wash, specifically to wash the two feet. Yes.
A questioner says: Regarding socks, Shaykh, if I put on socks while in a state of ritual purity, then wipe over them, for example, for the midday prayer, and then I take the socks off while I am still in a state of ritual purity, is it permissible for me to put the socks on again and wipe over them for the afternoon prayer?
Answer:
No. If you take off the socks, the wiping is invalidated; because wiping is only valid while the socks are on. So if you take them off, it becomes obligatory to wash, specifically to wash the two feet. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/300 — archive.org (15:00)
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