Muwālāt means keeping the acts of wudu in continuity, ordinarily proceeding to the next limb before the previous one dries.
The juristic measure uses moderate weather as the reference. Extreme heat, wind, or cold can distort actual drying time, so mere surface dryness alone is not always the standard.
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Recommended Acts of Wudu and Juristic Differences
Muwālāt means keeping the acts of wudu in continuity, ordinarily proceeding to the next limb before the previous one dries.
The juristic measure uses moderate weather as the reference. Extreme heat, wind, or cold can distort actual drying time, so mere surface dryness alone is not always the standard.