If one eats camel meat, then performs wudu, and experiences something resembling hiccups, causing the meat to exit the stomach with the air to the mouth and then re-enter the stomach, is wudu required of him?
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The questioner : May Allah reward the honorableThe Shaykh : If a person eats camel meat, then performs wudu, and after the wudu experiences something resembling hiccups, causing the meat to exit the stomach with the air to the mouth and then re-enter the stomach, is wudu required of him or not? May Allah bless you.
The Shaykh : Yes, wudu is required of him. This situation, or rather this state, occurs frequently when the stomach is full of food, especially if most of it is water. When a person burps, this odor carries some of the food until it exits to the mouth, but it is not vomiting. Some people then swallow it. If they swallow it, and it is of the things that invalidate wudu, such as camel meat, then his wudu is invalidated.
The Shaykh : Yes, wudu is required of him. This situation, or rather this state, occurs frequently when the stomach is full of food, especially if most of it is water. When a person burps, this odor carries some of the food until it exits to the mouth, but it is not vomiting. Some people then swallow it. If they swallow it, and it is of the things that invalidate wudu, such as camel meat, then his wudu is invalidated.