Does Drinking Cancel Wudhu? Here's The Explanation Of Hadith And Ulama

Does drinking cancel ablution (Freepic)

YOGYAKARTA - Many Muslims ask whether drinking cancels ablution? Wudhu is a Shari'a that must be undertaken to clean hadats and is unclean before performing prayers or reading the Koran. Every time you do ablution, a Muslim must maintain his disgrace or cleanliness.

Wudhu could be canceled if a Muslim does certain things. The question that often arises is whether eating and drinking cancels ablution? To find out the provisions or the law, it is necessary to look at the arguments and opinions of the ulama.

Based on the book Syarah Riyadhus Shalihin (Jilid II), according to Syaikh Muhammad Al-Utsaimin, Muslims are allowed to drink and eat when they have ablution. So if you refer to this opinion, drinking is not one thing that cancels the ablution.

"Eating goat meat, cows, horses did not cancel the ablution," the book reads.

This also applies to drinking activities after ablution. Through his hadith, Rasulullah SAW once drank milk, then gargling. The following is a history of Ibno Abbas RA:

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Meaning: The Prophet SAW once drank milk, then he asked for water, then he garmed and said, "Susu is fat." (HR Muslim)

However, Sheikh Muhammad Al-Ustamimin excluded this ability if what is consumed is camel meat. This recommendation is based on the sabda of the Prophetullah SAW, the history of Jabir bin Sapur RA:

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Meaning: There was a man asking the Prophet SAW, "Do I have to have ablution for eating goat meat?" He replied, "If you want, bewudhulah; if you don't want to." The person asked again, "Do I have to have ablution because I eat camel meat?" He replied, "Yes, wudhulah because I eat camel meat." (HR Muslim)

Regarding the camel meat in question, Syakh Muhammad Al-Ustamimin interprets the meat as raw or ripe after cooking and camel meat consumed in large, small, or heart pieces.

In addition, the Prophet SAW also gave an explanation regarding the law of ablution after eating food cooked with fire. Referring to the book Tanya Answer Islam by the PISS KTB TIM Da'wah Pesantren, the scholars had different opinions about this, although in the end it was allowed.

"Indeed, there was an effort among the ulama regarding the mandatory wudhu after eating dishes touched by the fire. This condition occurred in the early days. After that, the ulama agreed that there was no obligation to have ablution from eating what was touched by the fire," the book explained.

The ability to eat cooked dishes after ablution was also strengthened by the hadith narrated by Ja'far bin 'Amr bin Umayyah Al Dhamri through his father, who said that the Prophet SAW had tightened the goat shoulder meat and ate it.

In Ahmad Reza's Smart Book, it is explained that eating and drinking does not cancel the ablution. However, ablution is canceled if you eat camel meat. This provision refers to the hadith narrated by the Muslim Imam.

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Meaning: "From Jabir bin Sacherah that there is a man who asks the Prophet SAW, 'Do I have to beHUdhu because I eat goat meat?' He replied, 'If you want, then pray. However, if not, then why doesn't he ask (again), 'Do I have to be ablution if I eat camel meat?' He replied, "Yes, thank God if you eat camel meat." (HR Muslim)

This is an explanation of whether drinking cancels ablution and the law according to hadiths. Based on the hadith narrated above, eating and drinking does not include breaking the fast. However, there are some conditions that can make fasting canceled. Also read the law of using make-up during prayer.

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