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Wiping over the socks
With regard to wiping over the head cover for a woman, are the same conditions stipulated as for wiping over the khuffs?
SaveHe used to wipe over his khuffs without having put them on in a state of purity
If the situation is as you describe, that you wiped over your socks after having put them on when you were not in a state of purity, because you were unaware that that was required, then you do not have to make up those prayers according to the view of a number of scholars, but if you are able to make them up, that is better and is more prudent.SaveWiping over the headcover (khimar) when there is a piece of cloth (headband) under it
SaveCan I Wipe Over My Head Cover During Wudu?
It is proven that the Prophet wiped over his head cover, and there is no difference between the head cover of a man and that of a woman. In fact, it is more appropriate that this should be permissible in the case of women.SaveRuling on using a wet broom or sprinkling or pouring water without passing the hands over the khuffs or socks
SaveIs the ruling on taking off the turban after wiping over it in wudu’ the same as the ruling regarding the khuffs?
SaveIs it permissible to wipe over socks that were put on when in a state of purity, after having been compelled to do tayammum?
SaveIs It Permissible to Wipe Over Exfoliating Socks in Wudu?
Wiping over exfoliating socks during wudu is permissible only if they are thick, cover the ankles, and do not allow water to pass through.SaveWhat is the evidence for stipulating that one should be in a state of purity before putting on the khuffs?
SaveIf the traveller wipes over his khuffs, then arrives at his destination, he must work out how much is left of the time for the non-traveller to wipe over his khuffs
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