Do these recurring nullifiers — such as wind, the sensation of urine exiting, and the presence of pre-seminal fluid (madhy) — collectively constitute سلس ( سلس البول/ سلس الريح/ سلس المذي) [ سلس is a specific Islamic legal term, referring to a continuous, uncontrolled discharge from the body that invalidates ritual purity, like incontinence. It can apply to urine, wind, or madhy], and what should I do about them, knowing that I perform Wudu for every prayer after its time has begun?
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If the impurity is continuous and does not cease for a time long enough to perform ablution and prayer, then the ruling for the person afflicted with constant impurity applies to you, even if the impurities vary. Consequently, performing ablution for each prayer after the time for it has begun is correct.
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