I ate camel meat, then I prayed the Witr, and then after the Fajr prayer I remembered this matter. What is the ruling on my prayer, and do I have to make it up?
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Question:
I ate camel meat, then I prayed the Witr, and then after the Fajr prayer I remembered this matter. What is the ruling on my prayer? Do I have to make it up? And until when?
Answer:
If a person eats camel meat and prays without performing wudu, whether he is praying alone or in congregation, and whether he did so knowingly or unknowingly, he does not make it up; he performs wudu and makes up the prayer. Likewise, if he prays and then remembers that he has broken his purity, he performs wudu and repeats the prayer. The ruling is the same. The point is that if he remembers that he prayed without purity, whether due to eating camel meat, or a smell that came out of him, or urine, or something else, or touching the private parts.
I ate camel meat, then I prayed the Witr, and then after the Fajr prayer I remembered this matter. What is the ruling on my prayer? Do I have to make it up? And until when?
Answer:
If a person eats camel meat and prays without performing wudu, whether he is praying alone or in congregation, and whether he did so knowingly or unknowingly, he does not make it up; he performs wudu and makes up the prayer. Likewise, if he prays and then remembers that he has broken his purity, he performs wudu and repeats the prayer. The ruling is the same. The point is that if he remembers that he prayed without purity, whether due to eating camel meat, or a smell that came out of him, or urine, or something else, or touching the private parts.
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ ابن باز Alsheikh Binbaz»، 382 أكلت لحم جزور ثم صليت الوتر ثم بعد صلاة الفجر تذكرت هذا الأمر، فما حكم صلاتي وهل علي أن أقضيها؟ — youtube.com
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