Q's about wudhu

Kakorot

Junior Member
What seems apparent ukhti, is that he rahimahullaah mentions how it is permissible to remember Allaah in you heart at all times, bathroom or otherwise, but as for vocalizing it - or saying it outloud - then this should not be done in the restrooms since it is makrooh.

The exception here being made is Bismillah at the beginning of wudoo'. This should be said by the tongue according to the shaykh, in the case that it is not easy to make wudoo' outside of the bathroom, due to the level / status of the act.

Lol o-kay I just basically rephrased the whole thing, but the short answer to yours is yes.

waAllaahu A'lam
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Something interesting also, when Br. Abu Khaliyl (a brother who's gotten ijaazah on the books of hadeeth) was doing a class on Sunan An-Nisaa'i a loong while back, I remember that through one of the hadeeth he mentioned that certain scholars held the opinion that the bathroom area - is only the area in which one actually goes to the bathroom, meaning around the toilet or whatever, and not the entire bathroom. So accd to them, the du'aa for entering the bathroom is said when actually going into the part of the bathroom where one does the act, and everywhere else is not considered part of that and so it is fine to say the name of Allaah when making wudoo' at the sink etc.

However, after that I havent actually come across this opinion in written form. Would be interesting if anyone's actually come across it.

Oops I missed this post.

Jazakillahu khayran sister. I understand it now.
 

nyerekareem

abdur-rahman
i'm not to sure about having to perform wudu if you touched a non-mahram. i do know that any touching of excrement or touching of genitalia does negate one's wudu.
 

nyerekareem

abdur-rahman
Can you tell me who held this view?

:salam2:


it's common knowledge that if we touch:

our genitals.

urine or feces

pass gas

awaken from deep sleep

consistent bleeding

we need to perform wudu if we are going to engage in the salah after these things happen. we can't even perform salah if we have urine or feces on our clothing. this is WUDU 101

There are some scholars of the opinion that if small amounts of urine get on clothing, fresh water can be sprinkled on them.
:wasalam:
 

thariq2005

Praise be to Allah!

Wa `alaykum salaam wa rahmatullaah

Erm, no it is not akhee. I am asking about touching excrements and that invalidating your wudoo'.

So for example, if I have wudoo' and for some reason dog faeces fell on my hand. Do I need to do Wudoo' again or do I need to just wash that area where the dog faeces came in contact with?
 

al-fajr

...ism..schism
Staff member
So if someone commits a sin, their wudhu is still valid? That's new to me.
Assalamu'alaykum,

Think about it sis, how about some sins we commit unknowingly? we would always be left constantly second guessing our wudu, sometimes we find out only later that a certain action was sinful so what then?..this is a very impractical concept.

Alhamdulillaah this deen is practical and realistic.
 

samiha

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Staff member
^ Zat is very true.

Although, logic isn't our measurement for right and wrong and can't be applied to every case within our Deen (wiping over socks?), and so isn't a proof in itself.

In this situation however, it is very true that given the fact that we sin by night and day, we'd have quite a hard time keeping our wudoo' at all if this were the case - and I've never come across any hadeeth or opinion which states that it would invalidate wudoo', and I don't think there is one.

This is as far as I know, if you come across anything which might have given you that idea sis, you can bring it up and it can be looked into?

Allaahu A'lam
 

Kakorot

Junior Member
Assalamu'alaykum,

Think about it sis, how about some sins we commit unknowingly? we would always be left constantly second guessing our wudu, sometimes we find out only later that a certain action was sinful so what then?..this is a very impractical concept.

Alhamdulillaah this deen is practical and realistic.

Wa 'alaykum salam.

Oh yeah, I've never thought of it that way but that's unintentional sins. What if someone intentionally commits sins in the state of wudhu?

^ Zat is very true.

Although, logic isn't our measurement for right and wrong and can't be applied to every case within our Deen (wiping over socks?), and so isn't a proof in itself.

In this situation however, it is very true that given the fact that we sin by night and day, we'd have quite a hard time keeping our wudoo' at all if this were the case - and I've never come across any hadeeth or opinion which states that it would invalidate wudoo', and I don't think there is one.

This is as far as I know, if you come across anything which might have given you that idea sis, you can bring it up and it can be looked into?

Allaahu A'lam


Say someone has wudhu and purposely commits all the major sins (except zina, rape as wudhu would break obviously), their wudhu won't be valid?

But if no-one can answer, don't worry about it.
 

OsMaN_93

Here to help
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Boy, you are lucky I'm not your mother.....! I've got some strong opinions too about the moderation on the board at times but never do you have the right to outright be rude and disrespectful....what would your mother say.....
Please don't address me as a 'boy'. I'm a grown man who has his own opinions. Sister, I also don't appreciate you threatening me... The moderators are too strict for their own good. May Allah forgive you people. They delete threads left and right and I have a right to be angry.
 
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