The ruling on performing wudu' after eating camel fat
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This is a letter we received from Mus'ab ibn Marzuq al-Sanani from Yanbu'. It contains several questions, but we will address some of them according to the program's time. He asks: Does camel fat, when placed on food as a condiment, invalidate the wudu', or not?
Answer: The correct opinion among the scholars is that it does not invalidate it; because it is not called meat. Fat is not meat, and the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:Sunan Ibn Majah 497Da'if (Darussalam) And fat, according to the scholars, is not meat; rather, meat is the known lean flesh. However, if one performs wudu' from it as a precaution, that is good, otherwise it is not obligatory. Yes.
Answer: The correct opinion among the scholars is that it does not invalidate it; because it is not called meat. Fat is not meat, and the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
Perform ablution after (eating) camel meat
توضئوا من لحوم الإبل
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