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Does Touching a Woman Break Wuḍūʾ
They disagreed on the obligation of ablution for merely touching a woman with his hand or other sensitive parts of the body, and the like if he kisses her, (because it is a touch and more). This…
Does Eating Camel Meat Break Wuḍūʾ
The majority of the jurists agreed after the first era on the non-obligation of ablution from eating anything touched by fire; because it is authentically established as the practice of the four…
Is Wuḍūʾ a Condition for Ṭawāf
It is established that (tawaf) is valid when accompanied by ritual purity according to consensus
Renewing the Water for Wiping the Ears
The majority agreed on the legitimacy of wiping the ears, and they differed regarding the ruling of renewing the water for them when wiping them, into three opinions.
Does Removing the Leather Sock Break Purity
The scholars agreed that the invalidators of purity when wiping over socks are the exact same as the [standard] invalidators of ablution
Ruling on Wiping Over Socks
They agreed on the legality of wiping over leather socks (الخفين).
Things the Madhabs Agree On in Wuḍūʾ
What the madhabs agree upon in the chapter of wuḍūʾ.
Masʾalah 67: The Minimum Number of Days of Menstruation
The schools differ over the shortest bleeding that counts as menstruation: no minimum at all, one day and a night, or three days.
Masʾalah 66: The Maximum Number of Days of Menstruation
The schools differ over the longest a woman’s bleeding can be counted as menstruation before it becomes istiḥāḍah: ten days, or fifteen.