Wiping over socks for one who did not intend to wipe over them when putting them on
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If I put on socks while in a state of ritual purity, and I did not intend to wipe over them, am I permitted to wipe over them when the time for prayer arrives?
Yes.
If a person puts on socks—and she: the socks—while in a state of ritual purity, and even if he did not intend to wipe over them when he performed the ablution, he may wipe over them. This is the case even if he put them on in the morning after Fajr and intended to take them off before Dhuhr. If he intended to take them off before Dhuhr, but the time for Dhuhr arrived and he had not taken them off, he is permitted to wipe over them.
The questioner: Is the time limit for this one day and one night, measured by the hour?The Shaykh: Yes.
The time limit is one day and one night, measured by the hour.
Yes.
If a person puts on socks—and she: the socks—while in a state of ritual purity, and even if he did not intend to wipe over them when he performed the ablution, he may wipe over them. This is the case even if he put them on in the morning after Fajr and intended to take them off before Dhuhr. If he intended to take them off before Dhuhr, but the time for Dhuhr arrived and he had not taken them off, he is permitted to wipe over them.
The questioner: Is the time limit for this one day and one night, measured by the hour?The Shaykh: Yes.
The time limit is one day and one night, measured by the hour.