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Hajj and illness of Urine drops

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I have an issue of urine Drops where occasionally I feel an urge of drops coming out. Sometime when I check, there are drops and other times there aren’t any drops. So from a while ago, I take a small piece of tissue and insert it into my private part when urine comes out from to prevent my clothes from getting dirty. If I ever feel the urge, I will go to the toilet and change the tissue and redo Wudhu.

Is this acceptable during Hajj? Also not always do the urges release urine drops. So is this something I need to worry about? The urges are not very frequent and may not occur at all some days. Would I need to repeat Wudhu if I feel something during Tawaf but am not sure if any drops came out?

I was told I would need to do a Wudhu for each prayer time and it wouldn’t matter if any drops come out during this period. But in Haram it is very difficult to do a Wudhu for every prayer time especially when a lot of the time it is doubt in my head. 

Please advise and I’ll be going for Hajj this year.

Answer

In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

As-salāmu ‘alaykum wa-rahmatullāhi wa-barakātuh.

If you are in the state of wudhu and feel a mere urge of urine, your wudhu will remain intact until you are certain that urine came out. [1]

You may place tissue around your private parts and if you checked it and it was wet, you should repeat your wudhu. You do not have to repeat wudhu for every salaah time as you do not fall in the category of a ma’zoor. [2] You may refer to the rules of a ma’zoor on Fatwa 15508.[3]

And Allah Ta’āla Knows Best

Aboobakr Siddeeq bin Mufti Amjad Mohammad

Student Darul Iftaa 

Azaadville, JHB, South Africa 

Checked and Approved by,
Mufti Ebrahim Desai.

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[1]

بدائع الصنائع في ترتيب الشرائع – (1 / 150) 

ومن أيقن بالطهارة وشك في الحدث فهو على الطهارة ، ومن أيقن بالحدث وشك في الطهارة فهو على الحدث ، لأن اليقين لا يبطل بالشك

الاختيار لتعليل المختار – (1 / 14) 

ومن أيقن بالحدث وشك في الطهارة أو بالعكس أخذ باليقين

 

فتاویٰ محمودیہ (222 / 5) –

اگر تجربہ ہے کہ یہ صرف متخیل ہے ، واقعتا قطرہ نہیں تو نماز کو توڑنے کی ضرورت نہیں، اگر تجربہ ہے کہ واقعتا قطرہ ہے تو نماز کو توڑ کر دوبارہ وضو کر کے نماز پڑھے

 

[2]

الاختيار لتعليل المختار – (1 / 33)

والمعذور هو الذي لا يمضي عليه وقت صلاة إلا والحدث الذي ابتلي به

موجود ) حتى لو انقطع الدم وقتا كاملا خرج من أن يكون صاحب عذر من وقت الانقطاع .

مجمع الأنهر في شرح ملتقى الأبحر – (1 / 85) 

والمعذور من لا يمضي عليه وقت الصلاة إلا والذي ابتلي به يوجد فيه هذا تعريف المعذور في حالة البقاء وأما في حالة الابتداء فإن يستوعب استمرار العذر وقت الصلاة كاملا كالانقطاع فإنه لا يثبت ما لم يستوعب الوقت كله كذا في أكثر الكتب

فتاویٰ محمودیہ (213 / 5) – 

[3] 

In principle, if you are unable to keep your wuzu for at least two rakats salah and this state remains for at least one entire salah duration, for example between Asr and Maghrib, then you are a ma’zoor.

From your query, it appears you are a ma’zoor as you sometimes perform wuzu more than four times for fardh and sunnah salats. As a ma’zoor, you should perform your wuzu, when the salah time commences. That wuzu will remain valid for an entire salah time. For example, when Asr time sets it, you make wuzu. That will remain valid until Asr time passes by. The passing of wind for example (if that is the cause of you being a ma’zoor) will not invalidate the wuzu. You should attend jamaat and perform salah with congregation.

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