Wiping over Bandages and Splints: Conditions and Differences from Khuffs

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• Which of the following is a key difference between wiping over leather socks and wiping over a bandage?
• Wiping over a bandage is fully valid during Ghusl to remove major ritual impurity.
• A person's arm bandage falls off on its own while they are in Wudu, but the underlying wound has NOT healed yet. What is the ruling on their Wudu?
• If a bandage falls off because the wound has completely healed, the wipe is invalidated, and the person must wash the healed area with water.
• How much of the bandage or splint is legally obligatory to cover during wiping?
• If a bandage is replaced with a new one, the worshipper is strictly required to repeat their entire Wudu.
• Match the falling bandage scenarios with their correct juristic rulings supported by the text:
• Under what medical condition is wiping over a bandage mandated instead of washing the limb?
• If wiping over a medically necessary covering would itself cause harm, what does the text allow?