requires that it be done, and He does not forbid anything except that wisdom requires its avoidance.
Second: Some scholars have sought to identify a wisdom and said: Camel meat has a strong effect on the nerves, stimulating them (1). This is why modern medicine advises a nervous person not to consume too much camel meat. Wudu calms and cools the nerves, just as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) instructed one to perform wudu when angry (2), in order to calm the anger.
Whether or not this is the wisdom, the wisdom lies in the command of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). Yet if we come to know the wisdom, this is a bounty from Allah and an increase in knowledge; and if we do not know it, then we must submit and comply.
Everything that necessitates ghusl also necessitates wudu, .............
His statement, “Everything that necessitates ghusl also necessitates wudu”: this is the eighth of the nullifiers of wudu, completing the nullifiers.
That is, everything that necessitates ghusl also necessitates wudu; this is a general principle.
It is necessary to know what necessitates ghusl, so that we may know that this which