Ablution (Wudhu)

I performed wudhu and I happen to touch my wife . Will it brake my wudhu. Kindly advise me on d topic .

Ablution (Wudhu)

19 Feb

ANSWER: This does not break your wudu if there was no emission of mathi (prostatic fluid)

Someone told me that looking at your own awrah (nakedness) OR at the awrah of a woman invalidates your wudu, but he wasn’t sure if it invalidates ghusl. Is any of this true? Does it matter if the awrah is the face or head, or if the person is completely naked (like a wife or husband or a small child who is naked)?

Ablution (Wudhu)

13 Feb

ANSWER: What he has said is not correct. Looking at the awrah of anyone would not invalidate wudu or ghusl.

Is it true that while you do wudu, if any drop of the water of your wudu (for example a drop from your hand or nose or face that you already washed in wudu) fall down inside your vessel from which u are doing the wudu you cannot use that water to wash the left part of the body like leg or head etc to complete the rest of the wudu? Means need to change the water.

Ablution (Wudhu)

10 Feb

ANSWER: This is baseless and there is No need to change the water.

During ghusl while rinsing the mouth is it obligatory that water gets everywhere in the mouth up to the back of d mouth bcos I use to swallow some amount of water to ensure it reaches everywhere I also suffer from waswas while doing wudhu

Ablution (Wudhu)

05 Feb

ANSWER: One should not swallow the water as it is not part of the wudu. Simply swirling it minimum once is sufficient for your wudu to be valid and do not let shaytan play with your mind.

Is it true that if you wake up like 3 minutes before sunrise or 5 and it’s not enough time to do wudu then we do tayammum and pray?

Ablution (Wudhu), Prayer

27 Jan

ANSWER: No, this is absolutely wrong! There’s no prayer without wudu when the water is available.

Is there any authenticity of the belief that Wudu in Winter has extra rewards?

Ablution (Wudhu)

17 Jan

ANSWER: Yes, the more the hardship, the greater is the reward.

I hear a shiekh say that one should say Bismillah silently in the bathroom but for some reason, I still had doubts so before making wudu I would say the bismillah so I could slightly hear it and then I would say it silently the immediately begin wudu. Now I have no doubts but did this affect the validity of my wudu?

Ablution (Wudhu)

14 Jan

ANSWER: You should say the bismillah in your heart without moving your lips when in the bathroom that’s attached to the toilet. Even if you don’t say it, your wudu is still valid.

If a lady at home, makes fresh wudu in Fajar, then puts on normal fabric socks n she does not wash her feet with other prayers, due to winter. Some say it’s permissible if you are traveling but not in home situations, ppl say yes you can go without washing your feet for 24hrs max with socks on, normal fabric socks not necessarily leather socks in home or travelling both. What do you say please?

Ablution (Wudhu)

11 Jan

ANSWER: Wiping over socks for non travelers is permissible for 24 hour providing you put your socks on while being in a state of wudu.

Should we make the dua’a if we are in the bathroom/shower, or should we wait until after we leave the bathroom? I read on islamqa that Shaykh bin Baaz said it’s permissible to say Bismillah in the bathroom before doing ghusl/wudu. Does the same apply to the dua’a AFTER wudu?

Ablution (Wudhu)

07 Jan

ANSWER: It is permissible to say Bismillah in your heart, without moving your lips in the washroom. However, you should say the dua immediately, as soon as you step out of the toilet.

During winters we apply moisturizers such as petroleum jelly over the face and hands. Do I need to clean it thoroughly with soap & water before making wudhu or is my wudhu valid with those remaining applied?

Ablution (Wudhu)

04 Jan

ANSWER: You don’t have to wash it off with soap before doing wudu. You simply rub the water on those areas while doing wudu to let water reach the skin.

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