Some information about wiping over socks instead of washing your feet: 1. If you do ablution and then wear socks, the next time you want to do ablution you can wipe over the socks instead of washing your feet. But you need to have worn the socks after doing ablution the first time. 2. The socks need to cover the ankles. 3. When wiping your socks, wet your hands, then start wiping from the toes and move upwards till you cover the ankle area! No need to wipe the sides or bottom of the socks. Only the top part, and only once. 4. Observe the time limit allowed for wiping over socks. A resident can wipe for a day and night (i.e. 24 hours). A traveler can wipe for 3 days and their nights (i.e. 72 hours). th-cam.com/video/umR2ARFHFVI/w-d-xo.html
I remember hearing a story of the Prophet Muhammad pbuh that he did wudu with just a quarter juices worth of water.If anyone seeing this comment knows what a quarter juice is please tell me how in the name of Allah the most merciful is this possible?
@@sameerishaque7635 Anas reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, would perform ablution with one mudd, or half of a kilogram, and would perform a ritual bath with one sa’, or two kilograms, up to five mudd. Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 198, Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 325
يوجد خطأ في الوضوء في 3:53 و 4:02 وهو مسح الوجه، والصحيح غسل الوجه، وليس المسح، وأخونا في الله مسح وجهه بدل غسله وهذا خطأ، فالغسل هو جمع الماء وصبه على الوجه وهذا هو الصحيح، أما المسح فهو تبليل اليدين ومسحهما على الوجه وهذا لا يجزئ فالواجب هو الغسل وليس المسح، وهذا المسح يكون في مسح الشعر والأذنين فقط وليس في الوجه كما ذكرنا .
لا علاقة للاقتصاد بطريقة غسل الوجه الخاطئة هذه، فهو قد مسح وجهه ولم يغسله والدليل إن لاحظت أنه يفرك يديه وينتثر الماء إلى الأرض ثم يمسح وجهه، وهذا خطأ لأنه مسح وليس غسلاً، والصحيح على الإنسان أن يجمع الماء بكفيه ثم يصبه وينشره على وجهه كاملاً وهذا هو غسل الوجه.. نسأل الله أن يعلمنا ما ينفعنا وأن يوفقنا للخير، آمين.
@@jasonvoorhees8899 وللمعلومية فليس كـل قول في المذاهب الأربعة يؤخذ به، وأما القول الذي في المذهب إذا وافـق الدليل من القرآن الكريم أو السنة الشريفة بفهم سَلَف هذه الأمة فنأخذ به، والحمدلله.
@@Almadani4 ولكن ليس هناك قول عند مالك او النعمان او احمد او ابن ادريس كان من عقولهم. كل شخص رأي حديثا معينا واستنبط منه رأيه الفقهي. الأئمة الأربعة استشهدوا بنفس حديث القلادة لكي يبرروا آرائهم بالنسبة للمصلي اذا لم يجد ماء ولا ترابا. والأقوال أربعة في هذه المسألة. وهكذا. فكل شخص يقرأ الأحاديث ويفسرها بطريقة ، ولا أظنك تستطيع القول بأن واحد منهم جاهل أو قليل العلم.
@@gouda2177As-Salam-Alaikum. Hanafi refers to a madhab from the 4 schools of thought. Sufi and Hanafi are two very different things. I advise you to kindly research and understand what the 4 schools of thought are so you have a true understanding of what they are about.
Asalam u alaikum all 1. When your washing the arms upto the finger tips must you also wash in between the fingers (like one would when washing the hands at the start) 2. When wiping the head from front to back of the head could you wipe a little further down towards neck... As you cant ensure where your hair line at the back stops ? Also as I have long hair too when we bring the hands back to the front and all hair come forward can we push it back before me to next step 3. When cleaning the nose ive always followed the ruling of using left hand to wipe inside of nose to ensure water has reached it .. rather than using the left hand and blowing the water out of the nose. I'm now guessing the latter is correct .. or does it not matter ? 4. I usually have long hair so can come in the way when trying to wipe at the back of the ear..must I remove all the hair out of the way and wipe the back of the ears?
MA SHAA ALLAH everything is good but one think he did it is not sunnah as i know he clean his nose with right hand and it's not sunnah he should use left hand instead of right hand sorry if I am wrong
I’m sorry but this is wrong. It’s crystal clear he is just WIPING water on his limbs, he’s not washing by letting water flow on the majority of the limb and then rubbing to spread that flowing water on the entirety of the limb. I know we shouldn’t use much water but we should at least do it correctly.
HADITH: Once I went up the roof of the mosque, along with Abu Huraira. He perform ablution and said, "I heard the Prophet saying, "On the Day of Resurrection, my followers will be called "Al-Ghurr-ul-Muhajjalun" from the trace of ablution and whoever can increase the area of his radiance should do so (i.e. by performing ablution regularly).'"
Some rules for wiping over socks: 1. If you do ablution and then wear socks, the next time you want to do ablution you can wipe over your socks instead of washing your feet. But you need to have worn the socks after doing ablution the first time. 2. The socks need to cover the ankles. 3. When wiping your socks, wet your hands, then start wiping from the toes and move upwards till you cover the ankle area. No need to wipe the sides or bottom of the socks. Only the top part, and only once. 4. Observe the time limit allowed for wiping over socks. A resident can wipe for a day and night (i.e. 24 hours). A traveler can wipe for 3 days and their nights (i.e. 72 hours).
@@frabgas27 well Imam Ahmad bin Hambal and along with many other Imams wiped their necks. You do know not all daeef hadith are rejected and not all sahih hadeeth have such clear authenticity to them? Its not a big deal if one wishes to. Its the salafis that take it very seriously and become haraam police just like those who dont wipe their face after making dua which was a sunnah, sometimes he did and sometime he didn't. Same with the neck, there was an occasion he wiped his neck so if people follow that with good reason then thats their choice. Who is ibn taymiyyah in front of Ahmad bin Hambal?
Brother according to my limited knowledge no person can help you do wuzu the bottle should be in your own hand unless someone is a handicap or seriously ill
Salaam Bukhari volume 1 book 4 number 202 Narrated All Mughira bin Shuba - Once Allah's Messenger went out to answer the call of nature and i followed him with a tumbler of water, and when he finished, i poured water and he performed ablution and passed wet hands over his khuffs.
Met him in Chicago in the early 2000s. When I told him that I was Bosnian, he said, "come here, I need to hug you." I will never forget that moment.
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May Allah guide and bless him. I like to be with this Sheikh because he is humorous but sincere, In Sha ALLAH
Some information about wiping over socks instead of washing your feet:
1. If you do ablution and then wear socks, the next time you want to do ablution you can wipe over the socks instead of washing your feet. But you need to have worn the socks after doing ablution the first time.
2. The socks need to cover the ankles.
3. When wiping your socks, wet your hands, then start wiping from the toes and move upwards till you cover the ankle area! No need to wipe the sides or bottom of the socks. Only the top part, and only once.
4. Observe the time limit allowed for wiping over socks. A resident can wipe for a day and night (i.e. 24 hours). A traveler can wipe for 3 days and their nights (i.e. 72 hours).
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I remember hearing a story of the Prophet Muhammad pbuh that he did wudu with just a quarter juices worth of water.If anyone seeing this comment knows what a quarter juice is please tell me how in the name of Allah the most merciful is this possible?
google "Barakah meaning".
the Prophet (sallahualaihi wasalam) did wudu with 3 saa of water which is around 600-700ml
@@sameerishaque7635 Anas reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, would perform ablution with one mudd, or half of a kilogram, and would perform a ritual bath with one sa’, or two kilograms, up to five mudd.
Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 198, Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 325
@@sameerishaque7635 one saa is four mudds. one mudd is an average man's both hands cupped.
يوجد خطأ في الوضوء في 3:53 و 4:02 وهو مسح الوجه، والصحيح غسل الوجه، وليس المسح، وأخونا في الله مسح وجهه بدل غسله وهذا خطأ، فالغسل هو جمع الماء وصبه على الوجه وهذا هو الصحيح، أما المسح فهو تبليل اليدين ومسحهما على الوجه وهذا لا يجزئ فالواجب هو الغسل وليس المسح، وهذا المسح يكون في مسح الشعر والأذنين فقط وليس في الوجه كما ذكرنا .
لا علاقة للاقتصاد بطريقة غسل الوجه الخاطئة هذه، فهو قد مسح وجهه ولم يغسله والدليل إن لاحظت أنه يفرك يديه وينتثر الماء إلى الأرض ثم يمسح وجهه، وهذا خطأ لأنه مسح وليس غسلاً، والصحيح على الإنسان أن يجمع الماء بكفيه ثم يصبه وينشره على وجهه كاملاً وهذا هو غسل الوجه.. نسأل الله أن يعلمنا ما ينفعنا وأن يوفقنا للخير، آمين.
@@jasonvoorhees8899 لا يوجد، المسألة مُجمع عليها بالإجماع، وأصلاً الغسل في الوضوء هو غير المسح.
@@jasonvoorhees8899 وللمعلومية فليس كـل قول في المذاهب الأربعة يؤخذ به، وأما القول الذي في المذهب إذا وافـق الدليل من القرآن الكريم أو السنة الشريفة بفهم سَلَف هذه الأمة فنأخذ به، والحمدلله.
@@Almadani4 ولكن ليس هناك قول عند مالك او النعمان او احمد او ابن ادريس كان من عقولهم. كل شخص رأي حديثا معينا واستنبط منه رأيه الفقهي.
الأئمة الأربعة استشهدوا بنفس حديث القلادة لكي يبرروا آرائهم بالنسبة للمصلي اذا لم يجد ماء ولا ترابا. والأقوال أربعة في هذه المسألة. وهكذا.
فكل شخص يقرأ الأحاديث ويفسرها بطريقة ، ولا أظنك تستطيع القول بأن واحد منهم جاهل أو قليل العلم.
@@Almadani4 يبدو أن هناك مشكلة فقد اختفى تعليقك
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Nice video, but the nose part he is using the right hand instade of left hand. Muslims around should conserve water, may Allah guide us.
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Taking water mouth and nose together is not correct please check your sources again
Slways sit and drink
He can’t sit out there just to drink
It's not a must to sit while drinking .thank you for your understanding brother
What a charismatic Muslim Masha Allah!
I'm not a salafi but I admire him. May Allah preserve him.
PROPHET MUHAMMAD(PBUH) WAS A MUSLIM ! , NOT HANAFI NOT SUFI , THAT MAN'S STUFF ....HE WAS MUSLIM ! , SO BE A MUSLIM
@@gouda2177As-Salam-Alaikum. Hanafi refers to a madhab from the 4 schools of thought. Sufi and Hanafi are two very different things. I advise you to kindly research and understand what the 4 schools of thought are so you have a true understanding of what they are about.
why not just fulfil the 4 fard of wudu if water is so short and you are travelling 🧳🤷🏽♂️
how beautiful and simple sunnah is, this shaykh mashaAllah 💪👍
Nice tips..thank syeikh yusuf..maa syaa allah
masha allah alhamdulillah....allah bless you sir....insha allah me to together got A worship and jannah....
Asalam u alaikum all
1. When your washing the arms upto the finger tips must you also wash in between the fingers (like one would when washing the hands at the start)
2. When wiping the head from front to back of the head could you wipe a little further down towards neck... As you cant ensure where your hair line at the back stops ? Also as I have long hair too when we bring the hands back to the front and all hair come forward can we push it back before me to next step
3. When cleaning the nose ive always followed the ruling of using left hand to wipe inside of nose to ensure water has reached it .. rather than using the left hand and blowing the water out of the nose. I'm now guessing the latter is correct .. or does it not matter ?
4. I usually have long hair so can come in the way when trying to wipe at the back of the ear..must I remove all the hair out of the way and wipe the back of the ears?
Mashaa'Allah Mashaa'Allah Mashaa'Allah.
MA SHAA ALLAH everything is good but one think he did it is not sunnah as i know he clean his nose with right hand and it's not sunnah he should use left hand instead of right hand sorry if I am wrong
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@@nathanieljames1981why do you mock him, what he says is right. You don't touch your nose with the hand you eat with
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I’m sorry but this is wrong. It’s crystal clear he is just WIPING water on his limbs, he’s not washing by letting water flow on the majority of the limb and then rubbing to spread that flowing water on the entirety of the limb. I know we shouldn’t use much water but we should at least do it correctly.
This is only in case of emergency
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Abulution mouth and nose same time never seen that one before
Its in a hadith in bukhari (186) and muslim (235)
Muslim Vol 3 No. 123
@@المتحنبل hey what about water on the neck ?
@@gregrajab1747 hey what about water on the neck ?
@@Aminulsiddiquee i follow the hanbali maddhab so i dont do it
Mistakes
HADITH:
Once I went up the roof of the mosque, along with Abu Huraira. He perform ablution and said, "I heard the Prophet saying, "On the Day of Resurrection, my followers will be called "Al-Ghurr-ul-Muhajjalun" from the trace of ablution and whoever can increase the area of his radiance should do so (i.e. by performing ablution regularly).'"
If its not leather socks then you should take em off
I have a question am I aloud to only wipe over my feet if I didn’t do wudu that day or if I’m not wearing socks
Some rules for wiping over socks:
1. If you do ablution and then wear socks, the next time you want to do ablution you can wipe over your socks instead of washing your feet. But you need to have worn the socks after doing ablution the first time.
2. The socks need to cover the ankles.
3. When wiping your socks, wet your hands, then start wiping from the toes and move upwards till you cover the ankle area. No need to wipe the sides or bottom of the socks. Only the top part, and only once.
4. Observe the time limit allowed for wiping over socks. A resident can wipe for a day and night (i.e. 24 hours). A traveler can wipe for 3 days and their nights (i.e. 72 hours).
Mashallah Sir....
Masha Allah
Why this stupid pop music for such a holy act in the video to begin with!
you are right, Biplob. Music is in fact frowned upon by Islam.
It's not music it's a nasheed
love you mr estes. thanks
Wiping the neck is Mustahab and a great practice
@@frabgas27 la, proofs please?
@@frabgas27 well Imam Ahmad bin Hambal and along with many other Imams wiped their necks. You do know not all daeef hadith are rejected and not all sahih hadeeth have such clear authenticity to them?
Its not a big deal if one wishes to. Its the salafis that take it very seriously and become haraam police just like those who dont wipe their face after making dua which was a sunnah, sometimes he did and sometime he didn't. Same with the neck, there was an occasion he wiped his neck so if people follow that with good reason then thats their choice. Who is ibn taymiyyah in front of Ahmad bin Hambal?
@@frabgas27 mustahab or not, its not makrooh is it so named optional which is mubah. I meant mubah
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Brother according to my limited knowledge no person can help you do wuzu the bottle should be in your own hand unless someone is a handicap or seriously ill
Salaam Companions of the Prophet (seas) used to pour water for him to make wudhu from authentic narrations.
Thank you for enlightening....if possible plz share the reference book nd the page n.o of the narration ❤
Salaam Bukhari volume 1 book 4 number 202
Narrated All Mughira bin Shuba - Once Allah's Messenger went out to answer the call of nature and i followed him with a tumbler of water, and when he finished, i poured water and he performed ablution and passed wet hands over his khuffs.