Is it necessary to perform ablution (wudu') or dry ablution (tayammum) if one's feet are burned, and does a wet dream necessitate a ritual bath (ghusl) despite these burns that prevent walking?
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If washing the burned limb is harmful or delays healing, then it is not obligatory to wash it. In Wudu', if the injured limb has a splint, wipe over it. If not, then rely on for the injured limb when its turn comes, while observing the proper sequence. As for from , if washing the injured limb is harmful, then wash the rest of the body and perform Tayammum for the injured limb. Sequence is not a condition in Ghusl.
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