Was doing daily fiqh review with the children. It’s my habit to develop mock scenarios & ask for the ruling. This question is in the Chapter on Tayammum (Hanafi). Any attempts?
You’re hiking in the woods. You come across a lake, so you begin performing wudu with the lake water
You’re hiking in the woods. You come across a lake, so you begin performing wudu with the lake water
You begin to notice a very red and inflamed rash developing on your washes limbs. Your skin burns terribly.
You felt slightly itchy before but didn’t think much of it. You’re not sure if you’re having an allergic reaction to a plant or to something in the water.
You felt slightly itchy before but didn’t think much of it. You’re not sure if you’re having an allergic reaction to a plant or to something in the water.
You don’t know if the water is the cause of the rash, cause of exacerbating the rash, or neither. You may not be able to come to a conclusion unless you continuing using the water, but at that point, the harm may already be done.
The only other water you have is for drinking.
The only other water you have is for drinking.
Do you —
(a) continue your wudu with the lake water
(b) make wudu with the the drinking water
(c) perform tayammum instead
(d) cover your skin with a bandage and wipe over it
(e) allow the prayer time to elapse until the rash subsides
Post your answer as a response below.
(a) continue your wudu with the lake water
(b) make wudu with the the drinking water
(c) perform tayammum instead
(d) cover your skin with a bandage and wipe over it
(e) allow the prayer time to elapse until the rash subsides
Post your answer as a response below.
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