Wiping Over Socks and Casts
277 questions
What is the ruling on wiping over socks during ablution, and is it better for a resident to wash their feet or to wipe over their socks?
When purifying from pre-seminal fluid, is wiping over socks permissible?
What is the ruling on performing ghusl for janabah or menstruation while a contraceptive patch (Evra) is on the skin, knowing that if it is removed and then reapplied, it causes an increase in hormones? And if it is not permissible, what is the ruling on the prayers that were performed previously?
Is it permissible to perform ablution, then apply nail polish, wear socks, and wipe over them while the nail polish is present?
Is it permissible to wipe over socks if they were put on after washing each foot separately during ablution?
Is it permissible to perform ablution by wiping over a head covering (shawl), knowing that the hair is not touched by water due to its styling?
Does the ablution of one who wipes over their leather socks (khuffayn) or regular socks (jawrabayn) become void if they then take them off?
Does a traveler stop wiping over his socks if he arrives in his country before the period for wiping expires, or does he complete the period?
Is prayer valid after wiping over a second sock, worn while in a state of purity after removing a first sock that had been wiped over, given that ablution was not nullified between the two wipings?
Does one have to repeat the prayers of the second and third days if a person prayed while wiping over his socks for three consecutive days, knowing that the duration for wiping for a resident is one day and one night?
What is the ruling on conducting a blood sugar test using an adhesive strip placed on the body for seven days for a Type 1 diabetic, and what is the ruling on performing ghusl (ritual bath) after menstruation or janabah (state of ritual impurity) if it is present, and does removing it cause it to lose its effectiveness?
What is the ruling on the adhesive patch used for blood glucose monitoring, which is placed on the shoulder for 14 days, in the case of performing ghusl (ritual bath) after major ritual impurity (janabah)?
What is the ruling on the prayer of one who wipes over their socks, either by having their wife wipe for them, or by using a wet broom, or by spraying water on the top of the sock with a sprayer? And is it legislated to pour or spray water on the sock or Khuff (leather slipper) whether out of necessity or not?