How does one know that one has lost consciousness after one has taken a nap? How many minutes must have passed or what are the signs that would clearly indicate that one must make wudhu again? For example laying down with one’s eyes closed – one may be completely alert. At what point would one reach the threshold of unconsciousness that would require making wudhu again?

Answered by Shaykh Hamza Karamali

Would you please clarify the statement given in a previous answer? Must one cover one’s nakedness while performing wudu in the shower, or is one’s nakedness irrelevant while in the shower?

Answered by Shaykh Hamza Karamali

Does performing ghusl alleviate the need for wudu?

Answered by Shaykh Amjad Rasheed

Does washing the following body parts only once, fulfill the minimum requirement of wudu according to the Shafi’i madhab — washing face once, hands and arms once, wiping a single hair once, and washing each foot (and between toes) once?

Answered by Ustadha Shazia Ahmad

What is the best way to do ablution? I would like to know all the details

Answered by Sidi Moustafa Elqabbany

I thought my wudu was invalid because I was wiping my feet instead of washing them and I wasn’t washing my whole face.
Can someone answer this according to Sha’afi Fiqh?
If I have been performing my wudu wrong for years, do I have to make up all those prayers since I didn’t know or was uncertain if my wudu was right or wrong at the time?

Answered by Shaykh Hamzah Karamali