Erection does not break Wudu if nothing comes out of the penis because an erection is not one of the things that invalidate Wudu.


Does Erection Break Wudu?

Some of the scholars said that if water (pus) from wounds is a small amount, it does not break wudu, but if it is a large amount then it does break wudu.


Does Pus Break Wudu?

Uncertainty as to whether wind has been passed

Is it necessary to do wudu or ghusl if a person gets najaasah (impure substance) on his body or clothes?

Do sounds inside the stomach break one’s wudu?

1- It is not permissible for you to touch the Quran without wudu according to the majority of scholars.
2- It is permissible for you to recite the Quran without wudu from memory but you should not touch the Mus-haf.


Can You Touch or Read the Quran without Wudu?

If you pass urine or drops of urine, this does not mean that you have to do ghusl. What you have to do is to make wudu and wash only the parts of the body and clothing soiled by urine. If the occasional emission of a few drops of urine is beyond your control, then the rules of urinary incontinence apply.


Do a Few Drops of Urine Break Wudu?

The correct view is that the one who eats the meat of a camel, old or young, male or female, cooked or raw must do Wudu.


Does Eating Camel Meat Break Your Wudu?

He has a    continual flow of prostatic fluid, without feeling any desire

If something comes out of the stomach it does not break wudu

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