What Voids the Dry Ablution, and When
What voids the dry ablution: the nullifiers of the ablution, the finding of water, and the passing of the prayer time?
The dry ablution is voided by everything that breaks the ablution, and by becoming able to use sufficient water; it is not voided by the passing of the prayer time.
The dry ablution is voided by the nullifiers of the ablution, by finding water before entering the prayer, by a long gap between it and the prayer, and by performing the obligatory prayer for which it was made.
The dry ablution is voided by everything that breaks the ablution, by sighting water before entering the prayer for one who performed it for want of water, and by apostasy.
The dry ablution is voided by what breaks the ablution, by the finding of water or the ceasing of the excuse, and by the passing of the time of the prayer for which it was made.