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Latest comment: 4 months ago by AnthroKate in topic "Khuffs" photo

Masah

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Since Islam is exactly according to the needs of human beings and Allah never puts any such a law or method in which mankind would come under undue pressure. In Masah one of the frequently asked questions is, why its guided on upper part of feet, here it may be because, while on journey or walking, the lower part of foot is always inside while upper is visible hence dust may accumulate on upper part, that's why on Upper part masah is advised. But as different clerics have some sort of different opinions hence in this case we shall come to an amicable decision so that the unity and peace of people is maintained. The best way to find a solution of a conflicting argument is to turn towards Quran. Jamal Nasir (talk) 18:16, 17 December 2017 (UTC)Reply

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How does this photo relate to the article? NoriMori (ノリモリ) 15:43, 9 July 2025 (UTC)Reply

khuffs, if certain standards are meg, permit muslims to do masah (wiping) rather than full-blown wudu (washing.) so, if you do a full ablution and put these on afterwards, you can just wipe down your feet (in the khuffs) rather than taking them off again (for about a day-long period of time, but it depends.
the rules are pretty complex and i'm still new to editing, so i'm unsure of how to handle citations for religious authorities. if you (or somebody else) could point me in the right direction with citations, i'd be happy to help. or just edit it yourself, i guess :-P lol. AnthroKate (talk) 06:34, 7 March 2026 (UTC)Reply