A man who experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid, and the fluid comes out of him during ablution and the full ritual bath: does he have to repeat the ablution while he is performing it, or while he is performing the full ritual bath?
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The questioner : ten: A man experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid, and the fluid comes out of him during ablution and the full ritual bath. Does he have to repeat the ablution in which the fluid came out during its performance, after he has performed the full ritual bath, if the fluid came out during the full ritual bath?
The Shaykh : This man who experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid is in one of two states. In one state, he must repeat the ablution. That is the state where, for example, during the full ritual bath, semen is emitted, so he performs ablution after he has already performed it. Will the pre-seminal fluid return and be emitted? And so on. We imagine that the ablution is repeated over and over again. If this repetition is not expected to occur, then the previous answer applies, which is that he must repeat it, because the questioner is not actually clarifying the reality regarding this questioner. I imagine the second scenario is that this man who experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid is like one who has urinary incontinence. The one with urinary incontinence performs ablution once and prays one prayer, even if urine ... This, of course, has the condition that he does not perform ablution until the time for prayer has entered. So, perhaps when this questioner says about the man that he experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid, he means that he is one who has urinary incontinence, where every time he performs ablution, the pre-seminal fluid comes out of him, and every time he performs ablution, the pre-seminal fluid comes out of him. I do not think this is the case. So, if it is emitted from him, he repeats the ablution. But if he says, "This is a man who experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid like one with urinary incontinence," we tell him: Then listen for the call to prayer, perform ablution, and pray, even if it is emitted again. But if this is something that recurs for him, he must perform ablution.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh : And beware of that.
The Shaykh : This man who experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid is in one of two states. In one state, he must repeat the ablution. That is the state where, for example, during the full ritual bath, semen is emitted, so he performs ablution after he has already performed it. Will the pre-seminal fluid return and be emitted? And so on. We imagine that the ablution is repeated over and over again. If this repetition is not expected to occur, then the previous answer applies, which is that he must repeat it, because the questioner is not actually clarifying the reality regarding this questioner. I imagine the second scenario is that this man who experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid is like one who has urinary incontinence. The one with urinary incontinence performs ablution once and prays one prayer, even if urine ... This, of course, has the condition that he does not perform ablution until the time for prayer has entered. So, perhaps when this questioner says about the man that he experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid, he means that he is one who has urinary incontinence, where every time he performs ablution, the pre-seminal fluid comes out of him, and every time he performs ablution, the pre-seminal fluid comes out of him. I do not think this is the case. So, if it is emitted from him, he repeats the ablution. But if he says, "This is a man who experiences the emission of pre-seminal fluid like one with urinary incontinence," we tell him: Then listen for the call to prayer, perform ablution, and pray, even if it is emitted again. But if this is something that recurs for him, he must perform ablution.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh : And beware of that.