The Effect of Impurity Falling on a Person’s Ablution
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Question:
He has another question, asking: Does impurity falling on a person’s body require him to repeat his ablution, or is it sufficient to remove the impurity and pray without repeating the ablution?
Answer:
If impurity falls on a person’s body after he has performed ablution, such as a boy’s urine or any other type of impurity, he should wash the place where the impurity fell, and that is sufficient. He does not need to repeat his ablution; rather, he washes the part of his garment or body that was affected by the impurity, and he is not required to repeat his ablution.
However, if the impurity comes from himself, such as urine passing from him, he must perform istinja’ (cleaning oneself after relieving oneself) and repeat his ablution. But if he is affected by impurity from a child in his care, or from someone else, or if blood falls on him, he washes what was affected, and that is sufficient, and his ablution remains valid. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
He has another question, asking: Does impurity falling on a person’s body require him to repeat his ablution, or is it sufficient to remove the impurity and pray without repeating the ablution?
Answer:
If impurity falls on a person’s body after he has performed ablution, such as a boy’s urine or any other type of impurity, he should wash the place where the impurity fell, and that is sufficient. He does not need to repeat his ablution; rather, he washes the part of his garment or body that was affected by the impurity, and he is not required to repeat his ablution.
However, if the impurity comes from himself, such as urine passing from him, he must perform istinja’ (cleaning oneself after relieving oneself) and repeat his ablution. But if he is affected by impurity from a child in his care, or from someone else, or if blood falls on him, he washes what was affected, and that is sufficient, and his ablution remains valid. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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