The ruling on touching the mushaf for one in a state of minor ritual impurity

The question: Our sister asks: Is it permissible for one who has broken the minor ablution to touch the Book of Allah to read it, provided the hand is covered?
The answer: It is obligatory to perform wudu' to read the Qur'an from the mushaf. As for reading it from memory without the mushaf, there is no harm, except for the one in a state of janabah. The one in a state of janabah does not read until he performs ghusl. However, the one who is not in a state of janabah, but rather has a state of minor ritual impurity, is required to perform wudu' to read from the mushaf. He may read from memory without touching the mushaf. This is based on the hadith from him (peace and blessings be upon him) that he said when he wrote a letter to the people of Yemen: and the generality of His saying, the Exalted: a revelation from the Lord of the worlds [Al-Waqi'ah: 79-80].
This is the obligatory position, and it is the position of the majority of the scholars, including the four imams and others, that one does not touch the Qur'an except in a state of purity. However, if she places something on her hands, such as gloves or the like, and touches the mushaf out of necessity, a group of scholars have permitted this. It is a strong opinion, and there is no harm in it. But if she reads from memory and exercises caution, that would be good, if Allah wills. So if she performs wudu', she reads from the mushaf. Yes.