Ablution (Wudhu)

During the course of taking wudoo, if any part of the body becomes dry after being washed, such as the fingers, does the wudoo become invalid?

Ablution (Wudhu)

07 Mar

If it was done in the proper sequence and without pauses, the wudhu is valid.

I started teaching in s school recently.. and I prefer praying Luhr in school. I have heard that brushing off water over the sock is permissable. But I want to know if we should take off the scarf to brush off water over the head? (School hours 7.20 am to 1.30 pm) I reach home by 2.30-2.40

Ablution (Wudhu)

02 Mar

As for wiping over the socks: https://www.assimalhakeem.net/how-to-wipe-over-the-slippers-or-socks/ and wiping over the hijab, Please also watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uo2_GeWXvI

Is it permissible to wipe over normal cotton socks that are thick enough to cover skin and ankle for wudu instead of leather socks?

Ablution (Wudhu)

01 Mar

Yes, normal socks are OK.

Is it an obligation to say bismillah before wudu and even i do wudu in bathroom

Ablution (Wudhu)

28 Feb

Kindly refer to the following link(s): https://www.assimalhakeem.net/i-make-wudu-in-the-bathroom-where-theres-a-toilet-so-i-say-the-dua-for-wudu-in-my-head-then-when-leave-i-say-it-again-is-this-correct/

how do ladies wipe their head in wudhu if they have a braid please?

Ablution (Wudhu)

26 Feb

She wipes over her head from the front of the head to the beginning of the neck and then back to the front. The braids are not included nor wiped as they are not from the head!

If I sleep soon after praying isha (used miswak and with wudhu), will it satisfy the sunnah of using miswak before sleeping and sleeping with wudhu or do I need to make a separate wudhu nd miswak once more prior to gng to bed?

Ablution (Wudhu)

25 Feb

Yes this is fine. No need to make another wudu and use Miswak again right before going to bed, unless you broke your wudu after your Isha’ prayer. As for using the miswak, I don’t remember any authentic hadeeth stating that it should be used as a sunnah.