Ablution (Wudhu)

In wudu, is it enough to just wet my hands and pass it from my front head to back head once without coming back to front head again? What about the sides of the head sir? And should the water reach the roots of hair or is it enough to just pass from over the hair, I mean just surface of head.

13 Dec

Once is enough, for women from the forehead till the nape of the head but the sunnah is to do it once more to the front! You can fix your hair afterwards.

If I do Wudoo for Fajr on a Friday, and then wear my socks, after I’ve prayed I take off my socks and do obligatory Ghusl only (only washing mouth nose and body once as I already have Wudoo) and put the same socks back on after, is it permissible for me to wipe over these later for example when redoing Wudoo for Jum’uah.

Ablution (Wudhu)

22 Nov

What counts is the wudhu after Fajr! If The second time you put on your socks you were in the state of wudhu from fajr, this is sufficient and you can wipe. If not, due to answering the call of nature while having ghusul or before that, you can’t wipe on your socks.

My question is regarding wudu. If the beard is thick at the chin does one have to wash the outer layer of the part of the beard that is below the chin and extends to the top of the neck? I don’t know if it would be part of the face in wudu. If this is obligatory to do then what about the wudu’s which I have done earlier in which I did not wash this part? Would it be valid?

Ablution (Wudhu)

13 Nov

If the beard is thin and the skin can be seen, washing the skin is mandatory. But if it is thick, putting the wet fingers in between the hair with some water is sufficient.

Sheikh, is tayammum is rubbing the hand upto the wrist or elbow? and should I start with face or hands first because one hadeeth says hands first and another hadeeth says face first though both are authentic.Please provide me with authentic evidence.

Ablution (Wudhu)

06 Nov

It is up to the wrist and you begin with the face.

I make wudu in the bathroom, where there’s a toilet, so I say the dua for wudu in my head. Then when leave, I say it again. Is this correct?

Ablution (Wudhu)

30 Oct

There is no dua for making wudhu; you only say “Bismillah” before you start. If there is a toilet in the washing area, you have to say it in your mind, without making sound or moving your lips. As for the Duaa afterwards, you should say it outside.