I remember hearing this a few years back, and stumbled across it today: There is no need to perform wudhu if you have swam in a pool, because your whole body has been submerged and washed by the water. (Unless obviously, whilst in the pool, or once you came out, you broke your wudhu).
I remember hearing this a few years back, and stumbled across it today: There is no need to perform wudhu if you have swam in a pool, because your whole body has been submerged and washed by the water. (Unless obviously, whilst in the pool, or once you came out, you broke your wudhu).
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you know what. I think these days, in the "modern" pools, it's probable a MUST that you do wudoo once you come out of the pool cos the water is dirty.
Re: What I learned 27/7/2012
Hummus — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 - 13:48
Very awesome, indeed.
I remember hearing this a few years back, and stumbled across it today: There is no need to perform wudhu if you have swam in a pool, because your whole body has been submerged and washed by the water. (Unless obviously, whilst in the pool, or once you came out, you broke your wudhu).
Re: What I learned 27/7/2012
Northen Southener — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 - 13:49
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Very awesome, indeed.
I remember hearing this a few years back, and stumbled across it today: There is no need to perform wudhu if you have swam in a pool, because your whole body has been submerged and washed by the water. (Unless obviously, whilst in the pool, or once you came out, you broke your wudhu).
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you know what. I think these days, in the "modern" pools, it's probable a MUST that you do wudoo once you come out of the pool cos the water is dirty.
Re: What I learned 27/7/2012
Hummus — Sat, 28 Jul 2012 - 11:23
Yes, pretty disgusting! I think anyone would agree that you generally do need a proper shower once you get out.