Does Urine From Peritoneal Dialysis Break Wudu?

Answered by Mawlana Ilyas Patel

Question

I have a rather unconventional question. My kidneys are not working anymore, and I have to do a peritoneal Dialysis. In this process, I let liquid in my stomach, and after three hours, essentially, urine comes out of it. My question is if the urine that comes out of the stomach breaks wudu or not?

Answer

In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful and Compassionate

I pray you are in good faith and health. Thank you for your question. Allah Most High give you ease, contentment, and good health, Amin.

If the urine comes out of an uncustomary way other than the front orifice, it will still invalidate wudu. The reason is that there is an exit of impurity from the body.

One of the factors that invalidate wudu is any type of flowing impurity other than the front and back passage.

[‘Ala al-Din ‘Abidin, Al-Hadiyya al-‘Ala’iyya]

Urine Exits During Prayer Time

If a prayer time enters while the urine is coming out, you will wait until it fully exits, otherwise, if it still exits, perform wudu and pray just before the end of prayer time enough to perform your fard and sunna easily.

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Wassalam,
[Mawlana] Ilyas Patel
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Mawlana Ilyas Patel is a traditionally-trained scholar who has studied in the UK, India, Pakistan, Syria, Jordan, and Turkey. He started his early education in the UK. He went on to complete the hifz of the Quran in India, then enrolled in an Islamic seminary in the UK, where he studied the secular and ‘Aalimiyya sciences. He then traveled to Karachi, Pakistan. He has been an Imam in Rep of Ireland for several years. He has taught hifz of the Quran, Tajwid, Fiqh, and many other Islamic sciences to children and adults onsite and online extensively in the UK and Ireland. He taught at a local Islamic seminary for 12 years in the UK, where he was a librarian and a teacher of Islamic sciences. He currently resides in the UK with his wife. His interest is a love of books and gardening.