The Ruling on Ritual Purity When Removing a Sock After Wiping Over It
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If a person wipes over his socks and then removes them, does his ritual purity become invalid?
If one wipes over the sock and then removes it, his ritual purity is not invalidated; rather, it remains until he breaks his state of purity. If we are asked for the evidence,We said: the evidence for the one who says that it is invalidated is that this is a purity established by the Shari'ah, so it is not invalidated except by evidence from the Shari'ah. There is nothing in the Book or the Sunnah indicating that removing the sock after wiping over it invalidates the purity. So he remains in a state of purity until he breaks his state of purity, and then he performs the ablution.
If one wipes over the sock and then removes it, his ritual purity is not invalidated; rather, it remains until he breaks his state of purity. If we are asked for the evidence,We said: the evidence for the one who says that it is invalidated is that this is a purity established by the Shari'ah, so it is not invalidated except by evidence from the Shari'ah. There is nothing in the Book or the Sunnah indicating that removing the sock after wiping over it invalidates the purity. So he remains in a state of purity until he breaks his state of purity, and then he performs the ablution.