The ruling on omitting the name of Allah during ablution
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Question:
The questioner asks: Does omitting the name of Allah during ablution invalidate the ablution? And what is the ruling on omitting the name?
Answer:
What? The name. Omitting the name? During ablution. No, it does not invalidate the ablution, but it is prescribed to say the name, and it is obligatory when one remembers. If a person remembers, he says the name, and if he forgets, there is no harm, if Allah wills. However, the name should not be said in the place of relieving oneself; it should be said before entering the place of ablution, so that he does not mention any of the names of Allah in the filthy places. Yes.
The questioner asks: Does omitting the name of Allah during ablution invalidate the ablution? And what is the ruling on omitting the name?
Answer:
What? The name. Omitting the name? During ablution. No, it does not invalidate the ablution, but it is prescribed to say the name, and it is obligatory when one remembers. If a person remembers, he says the name, and if he forgets, there is no harm, if Allah wills. However, the name should not be said in the place of relieving oneself; it should be said before entering the place of ablution, so that he does not mention any of the names of Allah in the filthy places. Yes.
Source
شرح الدروس المهمة لعامة الأمة لابن باز [ مجموعة من المشايخ ]، فتاوى الشيخ عبد الرحمن آل فريان — islamhouse.com (15:22)
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