A man performed tayammum, then found water afterward. Does he wash the remaining limbs that were not wiped with dust and leave the ones that were wiped, relying on the tayammum?
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The questioner : A man performed tayammum, then found water afterward. Does he wash the remaining limbs that were not wiped with dust and leave the ones that were wiped, relying on the tayammum?
The Shaykh : No, no, it is obligatory for him to perform a complete wudu'.
The Shaykh : However, the fact that he specified what he said, "I entered them in a state of purity," until we say that it includes when one purifies oneself from tayammum, he said: This indicates that wiping is only for a purity that pertains to the two feet.
The Shaykh : No, no, it is obligatory for him to perform a complete wudu'.
The Shaykh : However, the fact that he specified what he said, "I entered them in a state of purity," until we say that it includes when one purifies oneself from tayammum, he said:
