My question is, In subcontinet the one school of thought known as hanafis claiming for another school of thought know as ahle hadees. The claim made On the matter that If some one passed air bubbles or gas from his back so untill he or she not hear any sound or smells it, this will not break your wudu it is waswasa. Is it the case What is actual/authentic ruling on this?
My question is, In subcontinet the one school of thought known as hanafis claiming for another school of thought know as ahle hadees. The claim made On the matter that If some one passed air bubbles or gas from his back so untill he or she not hear any sound or smells it, this will not break your wudu it is waswasa. Is it the case What is actual/authentic ruling on this?
01Jul
ANSWER:
As long as you do not hear a sound and you do not smell it and if you did not feel passing wind, your wudu is not broken. Bubbles do not come under passing wind. But if a person is certain that wind did come out of him, even if he didn’t hear a thing or find a smell, his wudhu is broken.
My question is, In subcontinet the one school of thought known as hanafis claiming for another school of thought know as ahle hadees. The claim made On the matter that If some one passed air bubbles or gas from his back so untill he or she not hear any sound or smells it, this will not break your wudu it is waswasa. Is it the case What is actual/authentic ruling on this?