The duration of wiping over the leather socks or socks
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Question:
This questioner asks: How many times is it permissible for a Muslim to wipe over his leather socks or socks? If he is a resident, performs wudu, wears thick socks, and a day has passed, is he allowed to renew them, and how many times is he allowed to do so? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If one wears the leather socks in a state of ritual purity, he wipes over them for one day and one night after a state of minor or major ritual impurity if he is a resident. As for if he is a traveler, he wipes for three days and their nights. This is the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). The time before the state of impurity is not counted. If, for example, he put them on in the late morning and remained in a state of ritual purity through the midday, afternoon, sunset, and night prayers, that is not counted. But it is counted from when he became in a state of impurity after the night prayer. The day and night begin from when he became in a state of impurity. So the wiping after the state of impurity is: one day and one night.
The point is: the duration is calculated for him after his state of impurity, from his wiping after the state of impurity. Yes.
This questioner asks: How many times is it permissible for a Muslim to wipe over his leather socks or socks? If he is a resident, performs wudu, wears thick socks, and a day has passed, is he allowed to renew them, and how many times is he allowed to do so? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If one wears the leather socks in a state of ritual purity, he wipes over them for one day and one night after a state of minor or major ritual impurity if he is a resident. As for if he is a traveler, he wipes for three days and their nights. This is the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). The time before the state of impurity is not counted. If, for example, he put them on in the late morning and remained in a state of ritual purity through the midday, afternoon, sunset, and night prayers, that is not counted. But it is counted from when he became in a state of impurity after the night prayer. The day and night begin from when he became in a state of impurity. So the wiping after the state of impurity is: one day and one night.
The point is: the duration is calculated for him after his state of impurity, from his wiping after the state of impurity. Yes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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