The ruling on one who prayed after eating camel meat while ignorant that it invalidates the ablution
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Question:
And we ask, after Ramadan it became clear to me that I had been alerted to this, so do not [count] the prayers that I performed in a state of ablution [despite] the invalidator, by the grace of Allah, and we are tomorrow, with the total number of prayers.
Answer:
You are not required to repeat them, given your ignorance of this matter, the large number of prayers, and also the scholarly disagreement regarding camel meat: does it invalidate the ablution or not? Even though the correct and stronger position is that it does invalidate it, given your ignorance of that, you do not have to repeat them. However, in the future, if you eat camel meat, whether it is minced or not, it invalidates the ablution; this is what the evidence indicates. Yes.
And we ask, after Ramadan it became clear to me that I had been alerted to this, so do not [count] the prayers that I performed in a state of ablution [despite] the invalidator, by the grace of Allah, and we are tomorrow, with the total number of prayers.
Answer:
You are not required to repeat them, given your ignorance of this matter, the large number of prayers, and also the scholarly disagreement regarding camel meat: does it invalidate the ablution or not? Even though the correct and stronger position is that it does invalidate it, given your ignorance of that, you do not have to repeat them. However, in the future, if you eat camel meat, whether it is minced or not, it invalidates the ablution; this is what the evidence indicates. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، تابع باب الوضوء - 1 — islamhouse.com (40:24)
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