Renewal of Wudū’ for every prayer

Sunnah

Renewal of Wudū’ for every prayer

It is Sunnah for the Muslim to renew wudu for every prayer. If a Muslim has made wudu for Al-Maghrib and is still in wudu when ‘Isha’ prayer comes in, it is Sunnah to make a new wudu. What proves this is what Al-Bukhari reported that the Prophet r used to make wudu for every prayer.

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