The ruling on prayer after removing the item over which wiping was performed
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Question:
This questioner says: A man wiped over his socks during ablution, then removed them after finding a foul odor, and prayed without washing the area underneath. What is the ruling on the prayer in this case?
Answer:
He is required to repeat the prayer, because if the item over which wiping was performed is removed, the wiping becomes invalid, and it becomes obligatory to wash the foot. So he must perform ablution, wash his feet, and repeat the prayer. If, after that, he has put on socks or leather socks while in a state of purity and wiped over them, he makes up the prayer in which the defect occurred, and he is content with the wiping in this case; because it is a new wiping in which the conditions are met. Yes.
This questioner says: A man wiped over his socks during ablution, then removed them after finding a foul odor, and prayed without washing the area underneath. What is the ruling on the prayer in this case?
Answer:
He is required to repeat the prayer, because if the item over which wiping was performed is removed, the wiping becomes invalid, and it becomes obligatory to wash the foot. So he must perform ablution, wash his feet, and repeat the prayer. If, after that, he has put on socks or leather socks while in a state of purity and wiped over them, he makes up the prayer in which the defect occurred, and he is content with the wiping in this case; because it is a new wiping in which the conditions are met. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/007 — archive.org (5:53)
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