SAEDNEWS: Some actions can take away the sense of spiritual presence we should have while performing wudu. It is better to avoid them. Join us to learn what these actions are.
According to Saednews, Eating and drinking do not invalidate wudu. However, if a person eats or drinks while performing wudu in a way that interrupts the required continuity of the ablution (performing its steps consecutively), the wudu becomes invalid.
The acts or conditions that invalidate wudu include:
Urinating
Defecating
Passing gas
Falling asleep
Losing consciousness or mental awareness, such as through insanity, intoxication, or fainting
Istihada (abnormal vaginal bleeding in women)
Anything that requires ghusl, such as janabah or menstruation, as well as touching a deceased person
Things that invalidate wudu are referred to as nullifiers of wudu. When one of these occurs, even a child who has not reached puberty becomes ritually impure, meaning their wudu is no longer valid.
