Pearl of Wisdom

'The one who commits an evil deed openly is disgraced [by Allah], and the one who hides his evil deed [feeling ashamed of it] is forgiven by Allah.'

Imam Ali ibn Musa al-Ridha [as]
Bihar al-Anwar, v. 73, p. 356, no. 67

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Question : #489 Category: Taharat / Najasat
Subject: wudhu / urine namaz enquiry
Question: A person who after urinating performs ablution. He then performs prayer. Within his prayer he feels as though a fluid has come out of his penis, there is uncertainty as to the actual type of fluid.

What is the state of his prayers now? Is it invalid?
Answer: If he did "Istibra" which is the process of ensuring that there is no urine left in the urethra or If he knew that the urethra had no urine left because of either staying sometime after urinating and before the purification or because of any other reason, then the prayer is valid and he should not pay attention to this doubt.

If he did not perform the process of "Istibra" and he doubts whether the liquid was urine or not, then he should treat it as urine, consider the ablution and the prayer as void and purify the body and clothes that the liquid contacted.
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