A man prayed for more than two days using wudu from a tank, then learned that there was a dead lizard in the water tank; what is the ruling on the prayers he performed?
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The questioner : It was asked, not in the context of Hajj. The questioner says: Your Eminence,The Shaykh : A man prayed for more than two days using wudu from a tank. Then he learned that there was a dead lizard in the water tank. What is the ruling on the prayers he performed? This ruling has worried me?
The Shaykh: Yes. If the water did not change in taste, smell, or color due to the death of the lizard in it, it is pure. However, if it did change, it is impure, and the one who performed wudu from it must repeat his prayer, purify his clothes, and purify his body from this impure water. Naturally, he must repeat his prayer with a valid wudu. But if it did not change, he owes nothing.
Yes.
The Shaykh: Yes. If the water did not change in taste, smell, or color due to the death of the lizard in it, it is pure. However, if it did change, it is impure, and the one who performed wudu from it must repeat his prayer, purify his clothes, and purify his body from this impure water. Naturally, he must repeat his prayer with a valid wudu. But if it did not change, he owes nothing.
Yes.