Post by abunaim on Feb 24, 2019 22:24:36 GMT
As salaamu alaykum,
I read in a fatwa:
"Washing is defined as making water flow on the limb such that it would normally drip off. It is not a condition that water flow over the entire limb as that would be unreasonably difficult, for obvious reasons.
When you pour water over a limb and then rub the entire area, you are considered to have washed it and thus, fulfilled the divine command."
However i read somewhere else:
"When washing the body parts in Wudhoo' andwater must run over them. If a person pours water on part of the body and then wipes the water with his hand over to the rest of it, then this is not sufficient because this is considered wiping and not washing."
I am confused now as they appear contradictionary.
Anyone who can shed some info about it?
I read in a fatwa:
"Washing is defined as making water flow on the limb such that it would normally drip off. It is not a condition that water flow over the entire limb as that would be unreasonably difficult, for obvious reasons.
When you pour water over a limb and then rub the entire area, you are considered to have washed it and thus, fulfilled the divine command."
However i read somewhere else:
"When washing the body parts in Wudhoo' andwater must run over them. If a person pours water on part of the body and then wipes the water with his hand over to the rest of it, then this is not sufficient because this is considered wiping and not washing."
I am confused now as they appear contradictionary.
Anyone who can shed some info about it?
