Akdam Leather Mest Features:
Do Not Be Affected By Water And Cold. MESSAGE!
100% Leather Mest
Features of Mest:
The Mest is Made of Natural Leather.
It is produced by hand. Not Fabricated.
Its work is the meter.
The Color in Models with Rubber is Made by Producing from Madder. No Chemicals
It Is Not Recommended To Wash Genuine Leather. Recommended Taking Two Pairs, Wearing Alternately. This Extends The Life Of The Mest.
Mest is Allowed to Make Wudu Easier.
Made of Goat Skin.
Mest Catholic Knowledge
While making wudu, the three fingers of the hand should be wiped once with the wetness of the hand and it will be sufficient. For this purpose, it is sought that the oath should be worn with ablution, the oath should completely cover the parts of the feet that need to be washed in ablution, and also made of a durable and solid material. The ability to walk about 6 kilometers with the mest or stand upright when left is mentioned as a measure of this strength and durability. It is necessary that there should not be a hole, cleft or tear in the lower part of the shoe, below or above the heel so that three of the toes enter, and water should not enter the shoe. It can be wiped on socks with leather covered or clawed under them. Abu Yusuf and Imam Muhammad, who are Hanafi jurists, are of the opinion that they can be worshiped on thick and durable felt and wool socks without seeking the condition that they have clawed under them, and a group of jurisprudents can not seek these conditions.
The situations that break the ablution are disturbed in the anoin over the enchantment. The wiping is disrupted if the anointed enamel is removed from the feet, the water entering the enchantment soakes more than half of a foot, and the end of the wiping period breaks the wiping. The duration of wiping on the mest is one day and one night (24 hours) for non-travelers and three days and three nights (72 hours) for passengers.
This period starts from the first hadeeth, that is, the first situation that breaks the wudu, after wearing the oak with wudu. After this period, the feet should be washed with water, the ablution should be made and the mest should be worn again if necessary. On the other hand, a person who performs wudu by washing his feet does not invalidate his ablution if he takes off and wears the socks as long as his wudu continues. A person who makes wudu by wiping it on the socks can complete his ablution only by washing his feet.
