If one intends to wipe over the leather socks, is it required that he take fresh water, or is it sufficient to rely on the moisture in his hand?
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The Shaykh : Yes?
The questioner : Shaykh, if one intends to wipe over the leather socks.
The Shaykh : If so.
The questioner : If one intends to wipe over the leather socks.
The Shaykh : If one intends to wipe over?
The questioner : The leather socks, is it required that he take fresh water, or is it sufficient to rely on the moisture he has?
The Shaykh : That is, he says: If one intends to wipe over the leather socks, is it necessary that he take fresh water after wiping the head, or is what remains sufficient?
I say: If he wipes his head, only a little moisture remains, so he must take fresh water. This is because this limb is not the same as the first limb. This is unlike wiping the ears after the head, for which he does not take water.
The questioner : Shaykh, if one intends to wipe over the leather socks.
The Shaykh : If so.
The questioner : If one intends to wipe over the leather socks.
The Shaykh : If one intends to wipe over?
The questioner : The leather socks, is it required that he take fresh water, or is it sufficient to rely on the moisture he has?
The Shaykh : That is, he says: If one intends to wipe over the leather socks, is it necessary that he take fresh water after wiping the head, or is what remains sufficient?
I say: If he wipes his head, only a little moisture remains, so he must take fresh water. This is because this limb is not the same as the first limb. This is unlike wiping the ears after the head, for which he does not take water.