The Ruling on Ablution from Vomiting
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I read in one of the books of hadith that it said: The chapter on what has been reported regarding ablution from vomiting.
Is ablution here obligatory, and if a person induces vomiting or if vomiting comes upon him, does he need to perform ablution?
No, the correct view is that anything that exits the body does not invalidate the ablution, whether it is vomit, blood, or anything else, except for urine and feces, or what exits from the passage of urine or feces. This is the stronger position.
And if the hadith is authentic: (That the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) vomited and then performed ablution) The intended meaning is only on the basis of recommendation; because the bare action of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), without a command, indicates only recommendation, not obligation.
Is ablution here obligatory, and if a person induces vomiting or if vomiting comes upon him, does he need to perform ablution?
No, the correct view is that anything that exits the body does not invalidate the ablution, whether it is vomit, blood, or anything else, except for urine and feces, or what exits from the passage of urine or feces. This is the stronger position.
And if the hadith is authentic: (That the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) vomited and then performed ablution) The intended meaning is only on the basis of recommendation; because the bare action of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), without a command, indicates only recommendation, not obligation.