If ritual impurity falls on the clothing or body of a person who has performed ablution, does he repeat the ablution or is it sufficient to wash the place that became impure?
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The questioner : The questioner says: If ritual impurity falls on the clothing or the body of a person, for example, who has performed ablution, does he repeat the ablution or is it sufficient to wash the place that became impure?
The Shaykh : He does not repeat the ablution if his body becomes impure after he has performed it; rather, he washes the impurity and that is sufficient. However, if he urinates, defecates, passes wind, or any of the things that invalidate the ablution occurs, it is obligatory for him to purify the place of the impurity and repeat the ablution.
The Shaykh : He does not repeat the ablution if his body becomes impure after he has performed it; rather, he washes the impurity and that is sufficient. However, if he urinates, defecates, passes wind, or any of the things that invalidate the ablution occurs, it is obligatory for him to purify the place of the impurity and repeat the ablution.