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Being Sick Break Wudu: Some scholars are of the view that vomiting does invalidate wudoo’, such as Imam Abu Haneefah and Imam Ahmad. But Ahmad stipulated that vomiting does invalidate wudoo’ if there’s a large quantity of vomit.

Being Sick Break Wudu: Imam al-Shaafa’i was of the view that vomiting doesn’t invalidate wudoo, and this is the correct view, because there’s no sound proof to show that vomiting invalidates wudoo’.

See: al-Majmoo’, 2/63-65; al-Mughni, 1/247-250

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have grace on him) was asked: Does whatever appears of anything various other compared to the front and back passages invalidate wudoo’?

He replied:

What appears of anything various other compared to the front and back passages doesn’t invalidate wudoo’, whether it’s a bit or a great deal, other than pee and feces. That’s because the basic concept is that it doesn’t invalidate wudoo’. Whoever claims something that’s as opposed to the basic concept needs to provide proof, but it’s proven that guy is taahir by the shar’i proof, and whatever is proven by the shar’i proof cannot be altered other than by further shar’i proof. We don’t exceed what is indicated by the Book of Allaah and the Sunnah of His Messenger (tranquility and true blessings of Allaah be after him), because we send to the laws of Allaah, not to our impulses and wishes. So there’s no reason for production individuals cleanse themselves when it’s not essential and we don’t waive from them a filtration that’s obligatory.

Being Sick Break Wudu: If someone were to say that it’s told that the Prophet (tranquility and true blessings of Allaah be after him) vomited after that did wudoo’, we say: this hadeeth is classified as da’eef by most of the scholars. After that we say that this is simply an activity, and that the Prophet (tranquility and true blessings of Allaah be after him) simply did an activity doesn’t indicate that it’s obligatory, because there’s no clear direction. Moreover it’s contradicted by another hadeeth – also if it’s da’eef – which says that the Prophet (tranquility and true blessings of Allaah be after him) was treated with cupping after that he prayed and didn’t do wudoo’. This suggests that it’s not obligatory to do wudoo’ after vomiting. Being Sick Break Wudu.

This is the correct view, that whatever appears from the body doesn’t invalidate wudoo’ also if it’s a great deal, whether it’s vomit, saliva, blood, pus or anything else, unless it’s pee or feces, such as if an opening up is made in the body to allow them out, where situation wudoo’ is invalidated when they come out of that opening up. Being Sick Break Wudu.