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Washing the Hands Before Putting Them in the Vessel
The scholars agreed that:
Wearing One Leather Sock Before Washing the Other Foot
Scholars agreed that the condition for wiping over leather socks is that both feet must be in a state of purity from ablution (wudu).
Wiping Over Torn Leather Socks
Scholars agreed on the permissibility of wiping over sound/intact leather socks
Wiping Over the Second Leather Sock
The majority of jurists agreed on the legality of wiping over the leather sock
Wiping Over the Turban
Scholars agreed that:
Wiping the Ears in Wuḍūʾ
The majority agreed on the legitimacy of wiping the ears, and they differed regarding its ruling into two opinions.
Wiping the Head Three Times in Wuḍūʾ
First opinion:The obligation is to wipe part of the head (but they differ how much: some say 3 hairs, some say ¼, etc.)
A Person in Major Impurity Entering the Mosque
The majority (jumhur) agreed that ritual purity from major impurity (janabah) and minor impurity (hadath asghar) is a condition for prayer.
The Purity of Water Left Over by Animals
The scholars agreed on the purity of the leftover water of livestock, and on the purity of the leftover water of animals whose meat is permissible to eat
The Time Limit for Wiping Over Leather Socks
The scholars agreed on the legality of wiping over leather socks, but they disagreed on whether the wiping has a fixed timing and specific duration. The disagreement consists of two opinions.
The Order (Tartīb) of the Limbs in Wuḍūʾ
They agreed that the limbs of wuḍūʾ are four: the face, the hands, the head, and the feet. And they differed: is it obligatory to arrange their washing—starting with the face, then the hands, then…
Saying the Basmalah at the Start of Wuḍūʾ
They agreed on the obligation of wuḍūʾ for prayer, and they differed regarding the ruling of saying the Basmalah before beginning wuḍūʾ, into two opinions.