Is wudu invalidated when the wife and husband touch each other according to Hanafi madhhab?
Share
The Details of the Question
My wife and I are Hanafis. What are the limitations of touching each other after making wudu? In what states is wudu invalidated?
The Answer
Dear Brother / Sister,
According to Hanafi madhhab, wudu is not invalidated when a man and a woman touch each other. However, wudu is invalidated if extreme contact takes place between them.
Extreme contact means the man and the woman touching each other with their private parts without any covering or with a very thin cloth between them. It does not matter whether mazi (wetness) comes from them as a result of contact; their wudu is invalidated.
According to Imam Muhammad, wudu is invalidated if mazi comes from them as a result of extreme contact. If no wetness occurs, wudu is not invalidated.
Questions on Islam
Author:
Questions on Islam
Subject Categories:
Read 82 times
SIMILAR QUESTIONS
- Why is the wudu of a husband or wife invalidated in Shafiis when they touch each other though they are husband and wife?
- Will you give information about semen, mazi, wadi and the conditions that necessitate ghusl?
- If mazi comes when a person has wudu but if it does not come out of the cotton, is his wudu invalidated? Is prayer invalidated if mazi comes when he is performing a prayer?
- What are the things that invalidate wudu according to Shafii madhhab? What is the amount of blood that invalidates wudu according to Shafiis? They say the amount is as much as a boot holds; is it true?
- Does touching a woman invalidate ablution?
- What is Wudu (Ablution)?
- Is wudu invalidated if blood flows after making wudu? For instance, if a person cuts his face while shaving or hits a place and blood comes out, is his wudu invalidated?
- What are the things that invalidate and break wudu?
- Does the leakage that comes while making ghusl invalidate ghusl?
- Is wudu invalidated in all madhhabs with leakage from a wound? How can we make wudu if there is bleeding in a finger? Is the decree about leakage from a wound and bleeding the same?
THE MOST ASKED QUESTIONS
