What are the things that break wudu? Eighteen things that break wudu
Those things that break ablution (wudu):
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| What are the things that break wudu? Eighteen things that break wudu |
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When something comes out of the urinary tract (sibilin), ablution is broken,
for example:
Urine, feces, worms, stones, etc. Because it is stated in the Holy Hadith, that Sayyiduna Ata bin Abi Rabah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: “Whoever comes out of the urinary tract with a worm or something like a lice, etc., from the urinary tract, it is necessary to perform ablution again.”
2- The release of wind Invalidates ablution, however, ablution is not necessary for a new ablution, as long as impurity does not occur.
3- Ablution is invalidated by bleeding. Because the meaning of the Holy Hadith is that if a person bleeds, he should perform ablution again.
4-
Sleeping breaks ablution.
The explanation is:
The explanation is that sleeping in
such a way that the anus (back) is lifted off the ground and the joints of the
body become loose, then this invalidates ablution.
If one sleeps while sitting on the
ground and the anus (back) remains fixed on the ground and does not separate
from the ground, then in this case the ablution will not be broken.
Because there is a pure hadith about
this, the meaning of which is that a person who sleeps on his back with both
feet raised or sleeps standing up, his ablution is not broken even if he sleeps
on his side.
5- Vomiting that comes out openly and cannot be stopped without difficulty is called vomiting with a mouthful, and it breaks ablution.
6- Blood, pus, or yellow fluid flowing from a wound or abscess in any part of the body invalidates ablution.
7- The pus or material that flows out of the painful eye (ashub-e-chashm), chest, ear, nose or navel is a violation of ablution and is impure.
8- If a boil or a wound is squeezed and blood flows out, then ablution is broken. And if blood or pus etc. continues to flow from the wound and you keep wiping it so that the blood does not get a chance to flow, then in that case you should consider whether if the blood had not been wiped, would it have flowed out? If it had flowed out, then ablution is broken, otherwise not.
9- If the nose is cleared and the clotted blood is the size of a lentil grain, then there is no harm in it. If the blood comes out flowing from the nose, then the ablution is invalid.
10- If the blood comes out of the mouth, if the saliva is white, then there is no harm, and if the blood prevails over the saliva, that is, it is more or equal, that is, the color of the saliva is red, then the ablution is broken and this saliva is also impure.
11-
Blood from piles and istihaza breaks ablution.
It is detailed:
If a person passes from the
beginning of the time for a prayer to the end of the time for that prayer in
the same state and the bleeding continues, he will be declared disabled. Now,
he can perform as many prayers as he wants within that time with one ablution,
i.e., obligatory, voluntary, and voluntary, all of them are valid. In this
particular case, the bleeding will not break his ablution.
This ruling is for anyone who is suffering from a similar illness such as spotting, diarrhea, persistent bad breath, bleeding or pus from a wound, etc. If blood comes out from a new place or a new pain such as spotting or bad breath begins, the ablution will be broken and if this happens during the prayer, the prayer will be invalidated.
12- Wudu is broken by becoming intoxicated, insane, unconscious, or fainting.
13- Smiling loudly during prayer by grown person so that those around them can hear the sound of their laughter, i.e., laughing, breaks both Wudu and prayer.
14- Wudu is broken by the emission of spermatozoa, mudhi, and wadi.
15- A man or woman placed dry cotton, etc., in their private parts. When they took the cotton out, it was wet, which invalidated their ablution.
16- If a man’s private parts come into contact with a woman’s private parts, or a woman’s private parts come into contact with another woman’s private parts, and there is no cloth in between, nothing should come out of the private parts. This will invalidate the ablution.
17- Removing blood from the body with a syringe breaks ablution. Because it is in the amount of blood that flows.
18- Applying a leeches breaks ablution, even if there is no trace of blood on the body.
(Source: Fakhri Muhammad Hassan, Qurat-ul-Ain,
Chisht Publishing House, Lahore, pp. 161-168)
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