The ruling on forgetting the invocation in ablution and continuing the ablution when the limbs have dried
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Question:
He says: I forget the invocation when performing wudu. What is required of me, O Shaykh? If you forget and do not remember it during the wudu, say it and complete your wudu. If you do not realize it until after you have finished the wudu, then your wudu is valid, and praise be to Allah. Yes, he has another point regarding wudu. He says: If the water is interrupted, for example, during the wudu and the limbs dry out, does the person continue from where he left off, or does he repeat the wudu?
Answer:
If the limbs have dried out due to the length of time, then the wudu is broken, and he must start over. Yes, may Allah reward you and bless you.
He says: I forget the invocation when performing wudu. What is required of me, O Shaykh? If you forget and do not remember it during the wudu, say it and complete your wudu. If you do not realize it until after you have finished the wudu, then your wudu is valid, and praise be to Allah. Yes, he has another point regarding wudu. He says: If the water is interrupted, for example, during the wudu and the limbs dry out, does the person continue from where he left off, or does he repeat the wudu?
Answer:
If the limbs have dried out due to the length of time, then the wudu is broken, and he must start over. Yes, may Allah reward you and bless you.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/149 — archive.org (11:55)
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