and the loss of consciousness, however it occurs: each of these occurrences nullifies purification and obligates wuḍūʾ.
3 – The scholars are unanimously agreed that the blood of istiḥāḍah (non-menstrual bleeding) invalidates purification (1). The sole dissent came from Rabīʿah, who said that it does not invalidate purification (2).
4 – They are unanimously agreed that physical contact (skin-to-skin touching) is an occurrence that breaks (3) purification (4).
5 – They are unanimously agreed that laughing outside the prayer neither invalidates purification nor necessitates wuḍūʾ (5).
6 – They are unanimously agreed that laughing during the prayer nullifies the prayer itself.
Chapter: Points of Consensus Concerning Water
7 – They are unanimously agreed that wuḍūʾ is not valid with rose water, tree sap, or safflower water; purification is valid only with unqualified water to which the name “water” properly applies.
8 – They are unanimously agreed that performing wuḍūʾ with [plain] water is permissible.