One whose state of ritual impurity is permanent performs wudu after the time for prayer has entered

Q: The questioner, brother A. S. from Riyadh, says in his question: I suffer from a constant release of wind—may Allah honor you—and I perform wudu for every prayer at the time of the adhan. On Friday, I perform wudu before the first adhan, and then perform wudu again after the first adhan. What is the ruling on my practice? Please give us a ruling, may Allah reward you with good.

A: Whoever has a permanent state of ritual impurity due to wind, urination, or anything else, he performs wudu for every prayer after the time for prayer has entered, and it does not harm him if any of the impurity is released during that time or during the prayer itself; because of the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) to the woman with irregular bleeding: Al-Bukhari narrated it in his Sahih.
The woman with irregular bleeding is: the one with whom blood continues other than menstrual blood.
And by this, the questioner knows that it is necessary for the wudu to be after the time for prayer has entered for the one whose state of ritual impurity is permanent. And if he performs wudu for the Friday prayer at six o'clock, which is the hour before the sun reaches its zenith, that is valid; because it is established from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) what indicates the validity of establishing the Friday prayer at six o'clock, and this is the saying of a group of the scholars.
But the best is to establish it after the sun reaches its zenith, acting in accordance with all the hadiths and to avoid the disagreement; because the majority of the scholars hold that the Friday prayer is not valid before the sun reaches its zenith, like the midday prayer, acting in accordance with the hadiths in which it is explicitly stated that he (peace and blessings be upon him) would pray the Friday prayer when the sun had passed its zenith. And success is from Allah.