Washing the Amputated Hand
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Question:
This man says: A man has his hand amputated up to the upper arm. How does he wash it?
Answer:
If it is amputated from the elbow and the stump is preserved, or if nothing remains, or if it is amputated from the middle of the upper arm, then there is no place for the washing, so the washing of the amputated hand is dropped from him. Except if something of the forearm remains, or if it is amputated from the joint of the elbow, then he washes the head of the upper arm, because it is within the elbow, within the area to be washed. Yes.
This man says: A man has his hand amputated up to the upper arm. How does he wash it?
Answer:
If it is amputated from the elbow and the stump is preserved, or if nothing remains, or if it is amputated from the middle of the upper arm, then there is no place for the washing, so the washing of the amputated hand is dropped from him. Except if something of the forearm remains, or if it is amputated from the joint of the elbow, then he washes the head of the upper arm, because it is within the elbow, within the area to be washed. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/182 — archive.org (10:11)
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