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Nullifiers of Wudu
He broke wind whilst doing ghusl from janaabah; is his ghusl invalidated?
SaveThe wudoo’ of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was not invalidated by sleep
SaveIf a person sleeps and is not sure whether this sleep was deep or not
SaveDoes Sleeping Break Wudu?
If the sleep is light and the sleeper can feel it if he breaks his wudu, then sleeping does not break wudu whether the sleeper is lying down, sitting, leaning on something or sitting without leaning.SaveHe passes wind continually; does he have to do wudu for something else that breaks wudu in order to perform naafil prayers?
SaveA person is sick with gonorrhoea; will his prayers and fasting be accepted?
SaveDoes Touching Impure Things Break Wudu?
Touching impure things does not break wudu, but if a person touches something impure, it is not permissible for him to pray until he has washed it off.SaveUsing hair oil does not invalidate wudu
SaveDoes Continually Passing wind Invalidate Wudu?
Passing wind breaks wudu but if a person passes wind continually, he has to do wudu for each prayer when he wants to pray, then if wind comes out of him whilst he is praying, that does not invalidate it.SaveHow can one who has a continual discharge do Tawaaf?
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