If a person removes what he wiped over, he does not wipe over it again until he performs wudu' and washes his feet
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Your Eminence! If a person performs wudu', then puts on socks and boots and wipes over the boots, and when the time for prayer comes he takes off the boots, does this invalidate the wudu' or not?
No.
The wudu' is not invalidated if a person removes what he wiped over from the socks, which are the socks or the boots, for the wudu' is not invalidated, but I will give you a rule, and I hope to Allah that I am successful in being correct in it: If you remove what you wiped over, do not wipe over it again after that until you perform wudu' and wash your feet. Now, you wiped over the boots and then removed them at the time of prayer. If you want to perform wudu' a second time, you must remove the socks;Because the rule now, put it before you: If a person removes what he wiped over from the socks, or the boots, the wudu' is not invalidated, but he cannot wear them except in a state of purity,Meaning: He cannot wear them a second time until he performs wudu'.
No.
The wudu' is not invalidated if a person removes what he wiped over from the socks, which are the socks or the boots, for the wudu' is not invalidated, but I will give you a rule, and I hope to Allah that I am successful in being correct in it: If you remove what you wiped over, do not wipe over it again after that until you perform wudu' and wash your feet. Now, you wiped over the boots and then removed them at the time of prayer. If you want to perform wudu' a second time, you must remove the socks;Because the rule now, put it before you: If a person removes what he wiped over from the socks, or the boots, the wudu' is not invalidated, but he cannot wear them except in a state of purity,Meaning: He cannot wear them a second time until he performs wudu'.