How does one perform wudu' if his leg is amputated?
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Question:
The listener Muhammad Mustafa says: A man whose leg is amputated from the shin, how should he perform his wudu'? Should he perform tayammum? Or should he perform wudu'? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
He washes the remaining limbs: the face and the hands, and the remaining leg, along with wiping the head before washing the leg, and that is sufficient. As for the amputated part, he does not do anything with it, and nothing is required of him regarding it, as long as it is amputated above the ankle bone. He is only required to wash his face and his hands up to the elbows, then wipe his head and his ears, then wash the remaining leg, and praise be to Allah.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
The listener Muhammad Mustafa says: A man whose leg is amputated from the shin, how should he perform his wudu'? Should he perform tayammum? Or should he perform wudu'? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
He washes the remaining limbs: the face and the hands, and the remaining leg, along with wiping the head before washing the leg, and that is sufficient. As for the amputated part, he does not do anything with it, and nothing is required of him regarding it, as long as it is amputated above the ankle bone. He is only required to wash his face and his hands up to the elbows, then wipe his head and his ears, then wash the remaining leg, and praise be to Allah.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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