Does vomit nullify wudu?

John Starling
May 2, 2018
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Q: Is vomit considered najasah, and does it nullify wudu?

A: Yes. Vomit is considered an impurity/najasah. It is considered such when the regurgitated food or drink reaches the stomach regardless if it changes state or not. Vomiting a minor amount does not nullify wudu. A large amount does. -Sharh al-Muntaha

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