The ablution of a colitis patient who is in a state of continuous ritual impurity during prayer.
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Question:
Does a colitis patient, and one who has some gas, fall under the ruling of one who has urinary incontinence, and under the ruling of a woman with irregular non-menstrual bleeding regarding performing the ablution for every prayer?
Answer:
Answer: If his state of ritual impurity is continuous and he cannot control it, he is like one who has urinary incontinence. He performs the ablution when he wants to pray, and he prays immediately. Even if something comes out of him, his prayer is valid.
Does a colitis patient, and one who has some gas, fall under the ruling of one who has urinary incontinence, and under the ruling of a woman with irregular non-menstrual bleeding regarding performing the ablution for every prayer?
Answer:
Answer: If his state of ritual impurity is continuous and he cannot control it, he is like one who has urinary incontinence. He performs the ablution when he wants to pray, and he prays immediately. Even if something comes out of him, his prayer is valid.
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