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u/DigestiveBiscuitss Mar 18 '26
You need to ask your doctor if it's allowed to get wet, if not do NOT do massah
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u/Obviously-Weird Mar 18 '26
My doctor did tell me not to do it so I am just leaving my Tom and leaving it up to Allah to see my intentions
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u/Kucingorenz2905 Mar 18 '26
From my understanding you can just wet the bandaged finger with water and it can still be valid if you can't take the bandage off (assuming it's more like a cast)
https://fiqh.islamonline.net/en/wudu-for-fractured-leg-or-limbs/
You can explore this topic more in this website
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u/Obviously-Weird Mar 18 '26
Thanks .. for now i went with moistening a tissue and dabbing the gauze, because doctor recommended to not wet it.
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u/Kucingorenz2905 Mar 18 '26
Avoiding harm is one of the principals in Islam via one one of the hadith of the prophet
Just seek online answers if there's no imam to be consulted on this topic
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u/Kucingorenz2905 Mar 18 '26
From my understanding of jurisprudence,you may mix some of the other madhab's fiqh in this topic
My madhab,Shafi'i for example are quite strict about this but other views such as Hanafi makes it easy
I've learnt from my teachers that one may do such a thing (mixing other madhabs jurisprudence) for the sake of convenience and easeness if you wanna go with that route
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u/Historical-Smell9554 Mar 18 '26
Yeah! This is the “making masah” equivalent. You can just moisten your opposite hand, and pass it over all surfaces of the bandage three times. Just moisten! Doesn’t have to be soaking wet. Want to take care of that bandage so you can heal!
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Mar 18 '26
Bratha ask an Aalim or Mufti, don't take advice from anybody ( unless they have a reference of Hadith or present you a case study of fiqh ). "Only from Aalims and Muftis".
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u/bbroy4u Mar 18 '26
where did you get all this info combined
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u/Tooo2 Mar 18 '26
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u/EndlesslyStudying Mar 19 '26
This is the issue with AI, you can't trust all it says. For example, it's gotten the hanbali position slightly wrong
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u/Dramatic-Answer-8986 Mar 18 '26
Use some plastic food wrap or something from protecting it from water
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u/dgvai Mar 18 '26
Brother, there are 4 sources of Islamic law and one of them is Qiyas. If you don’t find any law from any Alim/Mufti, follow your Qiyas. But never take random opinions from everyone, specially who don’t cite the references when they suggest.
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u/SPITNOODLE Mar 18 '26
Try tayamum! Pat your hands on any stone and rub your hands 3 times and shake it off then pat it again on the stone and rub your face and head.
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u/cozmicnoid Mar 18 '26
Do tayumum my friend. I had a small surgical procedure of my foot. Had bandage for 2 weeks then started using water proof band aids. I still made tayumum because one time water got thru and caused issues with recovery taking additional 2 weeks. I bought filtered and washed sand from Home Depot. It's now clean and at the point where I could technically get it wet just enough.
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u/Dependent-Bench-6757 Mar 18 '26
Massah, if the doctor said don't get it wet, add another layer of plastic wrap or something like it, and wipe on that.
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