Yasir Qadhi – Does Touching One’s Private Part Or Najas Break One’s Wudhu? Ask Shaykh YQ #176

			We have a question that some would say is very trivial and yet of course it is pertinent a mother
emails and says that does her will do break if she changes her baby's diapers. So basically touching
the jossa and touching the private parts as a break a ones will do or not one.
		

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			And of course, this is a question that goes back to taharah. And it goes back to what are the
factors that break will do? Pretty much pretty much the vast majority of school this is like the
default position. And I do not have any contrary contradictory position to this. That touching
nudges does not break the will door touching nudges does not break the ooda loop. Rather, you must
wash the ninja off and then you may pray. So if you just touched something that is considered ledges
that is not going to break your rule, however, the issue comes not for the child, but overall the
issue of touching the *, this is where the controversy happens and you have a whole bunch of
		

			opinions, but since this is the short q&a, I will say that inshallah the strongest position is that
touching the * of a person, whether they're your own whether they're your spouse's or even
accidentally or even if you're changing somebody it does not break through in and of itself unless
there is lust associated with it. So it is lustful, one spouses or whatever that is going to break
the widow. As for the mother changing the diaper of the child is this does not break the will do and
therefore there is no problem. In terms of Voodoo however if not just was touched on the skin, then
obviously you have to wash that area and cleanse it or if it came on the clothes as well you need to
		

			do that but it does not break the will do and Allah subhana wa tada knows best
		

			Amish
		

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