Is covering the body a condition for the validity of wudu', such as performing wudu' naked after ghusl from janabah?
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The questioner : There is one case: if a person performs ghusl from janabah, and then afterwards he has a hadath, meaning he becomes in a state of hadath.
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : If
The Shaykh : A man performed ghusl from janabah.
The questioner : From janabah.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : Then afterwards he had a hadath, he became in a state of hadath, then he performs wudu' while he is uncovered, meaning he must put on clothes and then perform wudu'?
The Shaykh : Meaning he says: he performs wudu' while naked, or is it necessary?
The questioner : That is, he performs wudu' while naked.
The Shaykh : Know, may Allah bless you: that being naked is only for necessity, and there is no necessity for him to remain naked until he performs wudu'. So let him put on his clothes and then perform wudu'. As for the wudu' that comes before the ghusl, it is known that he will take off his clothes and then proceed to perform the ghusl, and he is preceded by the wudu'. This does not harm. Yes.
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : If
The Shaykh : A man performed ghusl from janabah.
The questioner : From janabah.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : Then afterwards he had a hadath, he became in a state of hadath, then he performs wudu' while he is uncovered, meaning he must put on clothes and then perform wudu'?
The Shaykh : Meaning he says: he performs wudu' while naked, or is it necessary?
The questioner : That is, he performs wudu' while naked.
The Shaykh : Know, may Allah bless you: that being naked is only for necessity, and there is no necessity for him to remain naked until he performs wudu'. So let him put on his clothes and then perform wudu'. As for the wudu' that comes before the ghusl, it is known that he will take off his clothes and then proceed to perform the ghusl, and he is preceded by the wudu'. This does not harm. Yes.