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The question I wanted to falls into the category purity.<\/p>\n
I wanted to know after I have been to the toilet and urinated. I make sure that no drops come out afterwards but the thing that happens to me regularly is that after I have finish urinating and making sure no drops come out, I need to go to urinate again and again no matter how long I spend in the toilet. Basically it feels like that if I go to the toilet anytime of the day to urinate I will urinate even if I have been just a while a go (I feel like that my bladder in not empty). I wanted to know that (providing that I make sure that no urine drops come out) does my namaz count if this happens to me? If not what measures do I need to take?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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In the name of Allah, Most Compassionate, Most Merciful.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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According to Shariah an individual will be considered Ma\u2019zoor (excused) if a whole prayer time passes and the person does not find enough time free of the illness to perform wudhu and salah. A person then will be continued to be considered a Ma\u2019zoor if that illness reoccurs at least once during each prayer time. (Raddul Muhtar, vol 1, P223)<\/p>\n
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In your situation, although you may feel the need or indeed go to the toilet on numerous occasions, you will not be considered a ma\u2019zoor. You shall be required to perform wudhu and perform salah as normal. This will have no ill consequence on the validity of your prayers.<\/p>\n
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And Allah knows best.<\/p>\n
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Sayeedur Rahman<\/p>\n
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Darul Ifta, Birmingham<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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