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Jordanian Fiqh Council on Ablution Over Makeup
The article focused on the validity of wudu (ablution) when makeup is applied to the face. The Jordanian Dar al-Iftaa clarified that the type of makeup affects the validity of the wudu. Makeup that forms a barrier preventing water from reaching the skin invalidates the wudu and must be removed first. However, makeup that does not create such a barrier and stains the skin, such as henna dyes, does not invalidate the wudu or Ghusl (full-body ritual purification). They emphasized that some types of makeup, especially colors that stain but do not hinder water penetration, do not affect the validity of the wudu. Additionally, they referenced the opinion of Imam Nawawi, who stated that wudu is invalid if there is a residue preventing water from reaching the skin, unless a non-fixed trace of makeup remains on the skin.
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