Ruling on removing dentures for the sake of wudu'
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A person asks: He has dentures in some of his teeth and is able to remove them; because they were not implanted, but it is difficult for him to do so,Is there any harm in this from the perspective of wudu', i.e.: regarding rinsing the mouth?
It is not obligatory for him to remove them during rinsing; because they are few, and because it is sufficient to circulate water in the mouth, and because it is the norm that water enters, as you know, water is fine and enters between these dentures and the gums, but if he removes them, especially in the state of major ritual impurity, that is better.
It is not obligatory for him to remove them during rinsing; because they are few, and because it is sufficient to circulate water in the mouth, and because it is the norm that water enters, as you know, water is fine and enters between these dentures and the gums, but if he removes them, especially in the state of major ritual impurity, that is better.