Wiping Over Socks and Casts
220 questions
What is the ruling on wiping over short socks if they are pulled up above the ankles during ablution?
Is it permissible to wipe over the khuffayn (leather socks) for the Maghrib prayer if a person performed ablution at Dhuhr time and put on the khuffayn, then renewed his ablution for Asr by wiping over them, then took them off after Asr and put them on again when going out?
What is the ruling on wiping over stockings connected to trousers (like those worn by a ballet dancer), and is it considered Isbal (letting one's garment hang below the ankles)?
What is meant by wearing socks while in a state of purity (ṭahārah), and is it permissible to wipe over them if they were worn after performing ablution (wuḍūʾ), then the ablution was invalidated, and it was not renewed before wearing them?
Is it permissible to wipe over two socks worn one over the other, and if it is permissible and he wipes, then takes off the first sock, and his ablution becomes void, is it then permissible for him to wipe after that?
What is the ruling on wiping over military boots (bistar) after putting them on while in a state of complete purity, then praying with them? Does this invalidate the ablution, and is the prayer valid?
Is it permissible to wipe over shoes that do not cover the ankles, while wearing socks that reach the knees, and does ablution remain valid when taking off these shoes for prayer?
Is it permissible to wipe over the socks if one washes his right foot and puts on the sock before washing his left foot?
Is it permissible for men and women to pray in full-body protective clothing, and how can purification be completed when ablution is broken while being unable to remove it, especially for working doctors?
Is it permissible to wipe over the two socks after pouring water on them until it reaches the skin, knowing that they were worn in a state of ritual purity, and what is the ruling on previous prayers performed in this condition?
Is it permissible to wipe over a headscarf wrapped under the chin if it is worn over another piece of cloth that covers only the head, without covering the ears or the throat?
What is the ruling on wiping over khuffs or socks made from monkey skin?
Is it permissible for a person in a state of ritual impurity (junub) to wipe over his khuffs (leather socks) during ablution (wudu') if he intends to sleep, by analogy to the concession granted by the Prophet (peace be blessings be upon him) to Umar when he asked him: "Does one of us sleep while he is in a state of ritual impurity (junub)?", and he replied: "Yes, if he performs ablution (wudu')"?
What is meant by the statement of the majority of scholars regarding the invalidation of wiping [over the socks/khuff] when a part of the foot becomes exposed? Does it mean the complete invalidation of wiping and redoing the entire ablution, or redoing the ablution and wiping over the khuff (leather socks)? And if a part of the foot becomes exposed during prayer, is it obligatory to redo the entire ablution and remove the socks for the Asr prayer, or is it permissible to wipe over the socks and suffice with that, based on the fact that the disagreement among scholars was concerning the time of the foot's exposure and not the complete wiping?
What is the ruling on feeling moisture when wiping over a sock of medium thickness?
Did not the jurists consider the narration from Ali ibn Abi Talib, which Al-Albani authenticated its chain of transmission, and in which it states that he "performed ablution and wiped over his sandals," despite the agreement of the jurisprudential schools on the impermissibility of wiping over sandals?
What are the specifications of socks upon which one is permitted to wipe, and is it a condition that they be made of leather?
Is it permissible to wipe over thick, non-transparent socks due to cold, hardship, illness (such as eczema), old age, urinary incontinence, or the need to repeat ablution?
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?
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?