The ruling on wiping over the khuff after wearing another khuff over it
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The questioner:
A man performed the Fajr prayer, then put on his socks.
The Shaykh:
Sami, Sami.
The questioner:
He performed wudu for the Fajr prayer, then put on his socks. After the Fajr prayer, yes, then after rising, he put on another pair of socks over the first pair, then wiped over both during the Zuhr and 'Asr prayers. He was wiping, so what is the ruling in this case? Is his prayer valid, or does he have to make it up?
The Shaykh:
As long as he did not use the wiping after putting them on, and he put them on while in a state of purity, and he did not use the wiping after putting them on, the time period begins, according to the correct view, from the wiping after putting them on while in a state of purity. So changing them before the first wiping does not harm, if Allah wills.
The questioner:
Yes.
The Shaykh:
Please broadcast the question.
The questioner:
A man performed wudu for the Fajr prayer, then put on his socks, after the prayer, then after rising he put on green socks over the first pair, then wiped water on them
The Shaykh:
on the first pair, meaning the first pair is still there, meaning he put socks over socks, so he wipes over the upper pair without removing the lower one, there is no harm, he did not remove the first pair, so the ruling on wiping is invalid, and he put another pair of socks over them before wiping, so the ruling applies to the upper pair, he wipes over them, there is no harm, yes. Oh, peace. No, if he removes them, the wiping becomes invalid, but he says he put socks over socks before wiping, so he wipes over the upper pair. For this reason, the jurists say that if one puts a khuff over a khuff before wiping, the ruling applies to the upper one.
A man performed the Fajr prayer, then put on his socks.
The Shaykh:
Sami, Sami.
The questioner:
He performed wudu for the Fajr prayer, then put on his socks. After the Fajr prayer, yes, then after rising, he put on another pair of socks over the first pair, then wiped over both during the Zuhr and 'Asr prayers. He was wiping, so what is the ruling in this case? Is his prayer valid, or does he have to make it up?
The Shaykh:
As long as he did not use the wiping after putting them on, and he put them on while in a state of purity, and he did not use the wiping after putting them on, the time period begins, according to the correct view, from the wiping after putting them on while in a state of purity. So changing them before the first wiping does not harm, if Allah wills.
The questioner:
Yes.
The Shaykh:
Please broadcast the question.
The questioner:
A man performed wudu for the Fajr prayer, then put on his socks, after the prayer, then after rising he put on green socks over the first pair, then wiped water on them
The Shaykh:
on the first pair, meaning the first pair is still there, meaning he put socks over socks, so he wipes over the upper pair without removing the lower one, there is no harm, he did not remove the first pair, so the ruling on wiping is invalid, and he put another pair of socks over them before wiping, so the ruling applies to the upper pair, he wipes over them, there is no harm, yes. Oh, peace. No, if he removes them, the wiping becomes invalid, but he says he put socks over socks before wiping, so he wipes over the upper pair. For this reason, the jurists say that if one puts a khuff over a khuff before wiping, the ruling applies to the upper one.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، تابع باب الأذان - 1 — islamhouse.com (54:12)
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