The ruling on wudu' when a state of ritual impurity occurs during the full ritual bath

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: If a person becomes in a state of ritual impurity while he is performing the full ritual bath, does the bath become invalid, and is he required to repeat it, or not? Apparently. If a person becomes in a state of ritual impurity while he is performing the full ritual bath, does the bath become invalid, and is he required to repeat it, or not? And is continuity obligatory in the full ritual bath?

Answer:
Yes, he continues the full ritual bath. The wudu' is invalidated by the state of ritual impurity. The minor state of ritual impurity invalidates only the wudu' and does not invalidate the full ritual bath. So he continues the full ritual bath and performs wudu'. He repeats the wudu'. If he had performed wudu' before the full ritual bath and then something occurred that invalidates it, his wudu' is invalidated. So when he finishes the full ritual bath, he performs wudu'. He must perform wudu'.