Determining the Duration of Wiping over Leather Socks
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The questioner:
Did not the Shaykh al-Islam say that he took himself, since the week, in travel in the eyes of 'Umar?
The Shaykh:
On what?
The questioner:
And, my dear.
The Shaykh:
Date.
The questioner:
On something of Islam, that Allah originally steals from the week in travel, by doing that Allah
The Shaykh:
As I know this about the Shaykh, I do not know if the Shaykh said it, but it passed us that there are those who say that there is no determination for the wiping, acting on the hadith "Wipe for one day," he said yes, "and two days," he said yes, "and three days," he said yes, "and four and whatever you wish."
And also the general wording of the hadith that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), when he sent a detachment, ordered him to wipe over the 'asā'ib, meaning the turbans, and over the tashākhīn, meaning the socks; this is a general hadith, on what? But the answer is that these are general hadiths that are carried to the restricted authentic ones: three days for the traveler and one day and one night for the resident. The general is carried to the restricted; this is the position of the majority of the scholars of knowledge. Yes.
Did not the Shaykh al-Islam say that he took himself, since the week, in travel in the eyes of 'Umar?
The Shaykh:
On what?
The questioner:
And, my dear.
The Shaykh:
Date.
The questioner:
On something of Islam, that Allah originally steals from the week in travel, by doing that Allah
The Shaykh:
As I know this about the Shaykh, I do not know if the Shaykh said it, but it passed us that there are those who say that there is no determination for the wiping, acting on the hadith "Wipe for one day," he said yes, "and two days," he said yes, "and three days," he said yes, "and four and whatever you wish."
And also the general wording of the hadith that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), when he sent a detachment, ordered him to wipe over the 'asā'ib, meaning the turbans, and over the tashākhīn, meaning the socks; this is a general hadith, on what? But the answer is that these are general hadiths that are carried to the restricted authentic ones: three days for the traveler and one day and one night for the resident. The general is carried to the restricted; this is the position of the majority of the scholars of knowledge. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، تابع باب نواقض الوضوء - 1 — islamhouse.com (1:01:16)
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