The ruling on touching a child's 'awrah (the part of the body that must be covered) while washing his body
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Question:
The sister who indicated her name with the letter alif says: Does touching the 'awrah of a child while washing the body invalidate the wudu'?
Answer:
Direct contact without a barrier, touching the two private parts without a barrier invalidates the wudu'. However, if it is through a barrier, such as wearing gloves on the hand or wrapping a cloth around it, this does not invalidate the wudu' because it is not direct contact. Yes.
The sister who indicated her name with the letter alif says: Does touching the 'awrah of a child while washing the body invalidate the wudu'?
Answer:
Direct contact without a barrier, touching the two private parts without a barrier invalidates the wudu'. However, if it is through a barrier, such as wearing gloves on the hand or wrapping a cloth around it, this does not invalidate the wudu' because it is not direct contact. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/174 — archive.org (16:37)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.