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Masah on shoes

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Question

I need to know, if i did my wudhu in the morning before work and wore my socks and shoes, during the day is it ok to do wudhu without taking off my shoes and socks, because I can’t realy do wudu properly at work as it is, so will that count,  I mean will that work and how to do it?

Answer

Masah upon shoes is not allowed nor is it allowed on cotton socks. It is allowed on waterproof socks. You may buy them from Sealskinz at http://www.sealskinz.com and other retailers.

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