Ihvan Akdam Calfskin Socks (Black)-1117

Akdam Deri Mest

Do not be affected by water and cold. ANOIN!

100% Leather Socks

Features of Mestin:

• Mest is Made of Natural Leather.
• Made by Hand Labor. It is not fabricated.
• Workmanship is Counterwork.
• The Color in Elastic Models is Made from Root Dye. Chemical Free
• Washing Genuine Leather is Not Recommended. Recommended Buying Two Pairs, Alternating. It is to be worn. This is the lifetime of Mestin. It Extends Even More.
• Mest is Permitted to Make Ablution Easier.
• Made from Calfskin.

Catechism Information

While making ablution, keep your hand on the mestin; It is necessary to wipe the area as much as the finger with the wetness of the hand once  and it is sufficient. For this, it is required that the mestin is worn as wudu, that it completely covers the parts of the foot that need to be washed during wudu, and that it is also made of a durable and solid material. The fact that it can walk about 6 kilometers with Mest or stand upright when left is the strength of this durability and robustness; is referred to as. There should not be a hole, slit or tear in the lower part of the heel of the mest, under or above the toes, and there should be no water in the mest. It can be wiped on socks that are covered with leather or have paws under them. One of the Hanafi jurists Ebu Yusuf and Imam Muhammed on the durable ketchup and stockings that do not look thick and tolerant without seeking the condition of having a paw slapped under, while a group of jurists did not seek these conditions. It is believed that it can be applied on the dress.

Situations that invalidate ablution. If the mascot that has been anointed over comes out or is removed from the foot, the water entering the loupe wets more than half of a foot, and the end of the wiping period breaks the mash. The duration of the wiping on the mat is one day and one night (24 hours) for non-passengers, and three days for passengers. day three is night (72 hours). 

This period starts from the first hadath, that is, the first state that invalidates the wudu after the mest is worn with wudu.  on the other hand, the ablution of a person who has made wudu by washing his feet will not be invalidated by taking off the mest and putting it on as long as this wudu continues. A person who makes wudu by wiping over the mests and removes his mests can complete his wudu only by washing his feet.