Making up prayers after eating camel meat out of ignorance
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Question:
Or the questioner says: After Ramadan, it became clear to me that I should return to the state of purity regarding that breaking of the fast. A moment of wudu' (ablution), so I do not ask about the prayers I prayed in that state of wudu', except those I was asking about, like yesterday, with the combining of these prayers.
Answer:
You are not required to repeat them, given your ignorance of this matter, the large number of prayers, and the scholarly disagreement regarding camel meat—whether it invalidates wudu' or not. Although the correct and stronger position is that it does invalidate it, given your ignorance of that, you do not make them up. However, in the future, if you are given camel meat, whether ground or not, it invalidates wudu'. This is what the evidence indicates. Yes.
Or the questioner says: After Ramadan, it became clear to me that I should return to the state of purity regarding that breaking of the fast. A moment of wudu' (ablution), so I do not ask about the prayers I prayed in that state of wudu', except those I was asking about, like yesterday, with the combining of these prayers.
Answer:
You are not required to repeat them, given your ignorance of this matter, the large number of prayers, and the scholarly disagreement regarding camel meat—whether it invalidates wudu' or not. Although the correct and stronger position is that it does invalidate it, given your ignorance of that, you do not make them up. However, in the future, if you are given camel meat, whether ground or not, it invalidates wudu'. This is what the evidence indicates. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 12 من 175 /شرح بلوغ المرام/الطهارة/الوضوء/صالح الفوزان/الحديث/كبار العلماء — youtube.com (40:41)
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