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Respected mufti saab I needed to know a ruling on the issue of a person who had a wet dream and he took a shower without urinating. Then after the shower he urinated so would he have to repeat his shower?

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Respected mufti saab I needed to know a ruling on the issue of a person who had a wet dream and he took a shower without urinating. Then after the shower he urinated so would he have to repeat his shower?
He doesn’t need to take the shower again.
Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala) Knows Best

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