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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 26th March 2013 13:28
Salaam, has anyone come across the new nail polish, its stated that wudhu can be done even though a person can have this nail polish on because its 'breathable' - Is this true? Seems a bit odd, If anyone has knowledge on this or did research then please share.

Jazak Allah Khair
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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 26th March 2013 14:01

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Salaam, has anyone come across the new nail polish, its stated that wudhu can be done even though a person can have this nail polish on because its 'breathable' - Is this true? Seems a bit odd, If anyone has knowledge on this or did research then please share. Jazak Allah Khair

Asslamo Allaikum,

Istinjaa, Wudhu, Tayammum & Ghusl

The requirements for Wudhu is to WASH the hands and not for the water to permeate (merely as a minimum) and the evidence is as follows:

Wash both hands up to the wrists three times.

أوس بن أبي أوس رضي اللّه عنه قال: رأيت رسول اللّه صلى الله عليه وسلم توضأ، فاستوْكف ثلاثاً. رواه أحمد، والنسائي،

Aus ibn Aus al-Thaqafi who said, "I saw the Messenager of Allah make ablution, and he washed his hands three times." [Ahmed, Nasai]

Jamiat (South Africa) tested it and found that the water DOES NOT permeate and reach the nails

Q. I would like to know what is the fatwa regarding the ‘halaal’ nail polish that has become the latest buzz among muslim women. (There may be grammatical and spelling errors in the above question. Questions are published as received)

A. To date, the Jamiat has not approved any nail polish that is suitable for Wudhu. It is a condition that water reaches the surface of the finger nails and toe nails for Wudhu to be valid. Nail polish prevents water from reaching the surface of the nail and it is therefore necessary to remove before making Wudhu. The Wudhu will not be valid if the nail polish remained on the nail at the time of making Wudhu.

There have been concerns raised about a certain nail polish product claiming to be water permeable, thus allowing water to reach the surface of the nails. Due to this claim, some people have been misled into assuming that this nail polish is Halaal (in the sense that it is suitable for Wudhu without the need to remove it).

Due to the numerous requests from concerned Muslim sisters, the Jamiat looked into this particular product and conducted multiple tests. The results turned out to be negative and it was concluded that the nail polish is not water permeable and it prevents water from reaching the surface of the nail. Hence, this particular type of nail polish that is being marketed as Halaal nail polish is not acceptable for Wudhu.

And Allah Knows Best

Mufti Suhail Tarmahomed

Fatwa Department
Jamiatul Ulama (KZN)

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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 26th March 2013 17:05
Please post questions such as the ones posed in this topic to the Ulamaa. Or click here for a vast library on islamqa.org. Alternatively, you can get support locating available answers online in the Q&A Support section of this form here


Although its a general query too, Please post detailed questions to the Ulama, otherwise we will have many people asking the questions on the forum and we are not Scholars
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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 27th March 2013 12:56
JazakAllah Khair for the answer!

Sorry, Inshaa Allah next time I will bear in mind not to post questions here.
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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 27th March 2013 13:05

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JazakAllah Khair for the answer! Sorry, Inshaa Allah next time I will bear in mind not to post questions here.

 

why not? all questions are free.

you only have to pay if you want it answered....

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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 27th March 2013 14:11
xs11ax - In the above message, it says not to post questions on the forum and ask the Ulamah so to that I replied.
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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 27th March 2013 16:22

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why not? all questions are free.

you only have to pay if you want it answered....

Great sense of humor, MashaAllah.

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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 27th March 2013 23:38

"abu mohammed" wrote:

"xs11ax" wrote:

why not? all questions are free.

you only have to pay if you want it answered....

Great sense of humor, MashaAllah.

 

well i was partial to a little monty python in my youth : P

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#9 [Permalink] Posted on 7th June 2013 14:44
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I read on the net it has things in it similar to contact lenses but mufti's saying it encourages non Islamic practice
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