Ruling on Going to Excess in Rinsing the Mouth and Nose for One Who Is Not Fasting
What is the ruling on going to excess in rinsing the mouth and nose during the ablution for one who is not fasting?
Going to excess in rinsing the mouth and nose is a sunnah for one who is not fasting: in the mouth it means the water reaching the throat, and in the nose it means reaching the nasal passage.
Going to excess in rinsing the mouth and nose is recommended for one who is not fasting, such that the water reaches the furthest part of the mouth and nose without harmful overdoing.
Going to excess in rinsing the mouth and nose is a sunnah for one who is not fasting: in the mouth by moving the water around the whole mouth, and in the nose by drawing it in with the breath to the furthest part, based on his saying ﷺ: “And go to excess in sniffing up water, unless you are fasting.”
Going to excess in rinsing the mouth and nose is a sunnah for one who is not fasting, by bringing the water to the furthest part of the mouth and nose, based on the hadith of Laqīṭ ibn Ṣabirah: “And go to excess in sniffing up water, unless you are fasting.”