Does talking to people invalidate tayammum?
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Question:
The questioner says: I often hear that one who performs tayammum is not permitted to speak to anyone until he enters into prayer, and if he speaks, his tayammum becomes defective. Is this correct?
Answer:
This has no basis; it is invalid. It is a false statement. He may speak, even after performing tayammum. It is like wudu'. He may speak to people, he may recite the Qur'an, and he may perform voluntary prayer before the obligatory prayer. There is nothing wrong with this; it is like wudu'. Yes.
The questioner says: I often hear that one who performs tayammum is not permitted to speak to anyone until he enters into prayer, and if he speaks, his tayammum becomes defective. Is this correct?
Answer:
This has no basis; it is invalid. It is a false statement. He may speak, even after performing tayammum. It is like wudu'. He may speak to people, he may recite the Qur'an, and he may perform voluntary prayer before the obligatory prayer. There is nothing wrong with this; it is like wudu'. Yes.
Source
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