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Does Passing Wind Require Cleaning Of The Private Parts Prior To Wudu?
Asalamoalaikum,
My question is: If someone were to pass wind and need to perform wudu again for this reason, do they also need to clean the private parts as well? And if not, why is that, given that passing win nullifies wudu? Would this act (of cleaning the private parts) be considered prohibited for being an innovation?
JazakAllah
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Does Passing Wind Require Cleaning Of The Private Parts Prior To Wudu?
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Since passing of wind does not result in an impurity that requires cleansing, therefore, it is not a religious requirement to clean private parts when this happens. Only renewing of wuzu is required. But if a person wants to do that anyway for their satisfaction, it is up to the person and should not be considered a religious requirement.
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JazakAllah! Sorry for posting the same question twice – thought it didn’t go through the first time! But, I don’t understand why passing wind nullifies wudu in that case?
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Since the matter has been transmitted through Sunnah, therefore, we have to follow it no matter what. But as far as the logic is concerned, it has to do with Islam’s high sensitivity towards Tazkiya. Even when there is no apparent impurity that requires cleaning, but considering the inner feeling of impurity that such act may cause, renewal for Wuzu has been made obligatory.
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Okay, I see. JazakAllah!
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On the same note, does burping require one to redo wudu? Eid Mubarak!
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No, it does not.
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And because passing wind does not result in an impurity, that means my clothes are clean and even if I touch my undergarments, they are also pure? I guess in this case I shouldn’t focus on the minute, scientific details either?
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yes. you need not to go the molecular level. In that case, nothing could be pure. we are obliged to what is normally possible to attain cleanliness. that is enough.
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