Jabira refers to bandages or dressings used for wounds, sores, or fractures. Wudhoo Al-Jabira is wudhu performed on bandages fixed to parts of the body involved in wudhu, when those parts are only partly covered. Ghusl Al-Jabira is the ghusl that must be performed on bandages fixed to any part of the body. Wudhoo Al-Jabira is done when parts of the body are partly covered by bandages with no fracture, while tayammum is done when parts are fully covered by bandages or there is an open fracture.

1. Jabira is the medicine or dressing used for bandaging wounds,
sores or fractures.
Wudhoo Al-Jabira = Wudhoo on the bandage or a splint, which has been
fixed on those parts of a person's body, which are related to Wudhoo.
Ghusl Al-Jabira = Ghusl you have to perform on a bandage or splint,
which has been fixed on any part of your body.

2. When do we do Wudhoo Al-Jabira?
Face PARTLY
covered in
Bandages.
BUT NO
FRACTURE
Hands PARTLY
covered in
Bandages. BUT
NO FRACTURE Feet PARTLY
covered in
Bandages. BUT NO
FRACTURE
Head PARTLY
covered in
Bandages. BUT
NO FRACTURE

3. When do you do Wudhoo Al Jabira & Tayammum?
Face FULLY
covered in
Bandages. Or
even OPEN
FRACTURE
Hands FULLY
covered in
Bandages. Or
even OPEN
FRACTURE
Feet FULLY
covered in
bandages. Or
even OPEN
FRACTURE
Head FULLY
covered in
Bandages. Or
even OPEN
FRACTURE