مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٧٠ - THINGS FOR WHICH ABLUTIONS IS OBLIGATORY

wash those of its adjacent parts which it is possible to wash and should perform wiping on the jabira.
٣٣٥. If it is not possible to open the mouth of the wound but the wound and the thing which has been placed on it is pure and it is possible to make water reach thewound and it is also not harmful for it water should be made to reach the wound from above downward. And if the wound or the thing placed on it is impure and it is possibleto wash it and to make water reach the face of the wound the person concerned should wash it and should make water reach the wound at the time of ablutions. And if water isnot harmful for the wound but it is not possible to make water reach it or the wound is impure and cannot be washed he should perform tayammum.
٣٣٦. If the jabira covers completely ones face or one hand or both the hands the person concerned should, as a precautionary measure, perform tayammum and shouldalso perform jabira ablutions and if his entire head or feet are covered by jabira he should perform tayammum.
٣٣٧. It is not necessary that jabira should consist of things with which it is permissible to offer prayers. On the other hand if it consists of silk cloth or eventhe parts of an animal whose meat is unlawful to eat, it is permissible to perform wiping on it.
٣٣٨. If a person has a jabira on the palm of his hand and fingers and he draws wet hand on it while performing ablutions he should also perform the wiping of hishead and feet with the same wetness.
٣٣٩. If the jabira has covered the entire expanse of the surface of the foot but a part from the side of the fingers and a part from the upper side of the foot isopen the person concerned should perform wiping on the surface of the foot at the places which are open and on the surface of the jabira.
٣٤٠. If there are a few jabiras on the face or on the hands the person concerned should wash the places between them