"What is the ruling on someone who is affected by the impurity of mud and dirty water from the street on his clothes while walking in the rain and is unable to change or wash them, and suffices with wiping them and then prays in them? "

"Water that splashes on shoes or clothes in the streets is presumed to be pure unless impurity is predominant in it or it is certain that the clothes have been affected by impurity. There is no problem with the mud from the rain that collects in the roads splashing on clothes, the body, socks, or shoes. The roads have always been like this; people would wade through the rain and its mud and pray without washing it off, unless the impurity was predominant or its substance was present. It is permissible for you to pray in the mentioned trousers without wiping off the water and mud, unless the impurity is predominant in the mentioned waters, or you are certain that the impurity has affected your clothes.

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