وأما قوله:( ويمسح ببلل يديه رأسه ورجليه من غير أن يستأنف ماء جديدا). فالخبران المتقدمان يدلان عليه لان خبر زرارة عن أبي جعفر عليه السلام يتضمن في آخره( ثم مسح ببقية ما بقي في يده رأسه ورجليه ولم يعدها في الاناء) وكذلك الخبر الآخر الذي رواه زرارة مع أخيه بكير عن أبي جعفر عليه السلام في آخره( ثم مسح رأسه وقدميه إلى الكعبين بفضل كفيه ولم يجدد ماء) وهذا صريح بسقوط وجوب تناول الماء الجديد للمسح على ما ترى، ويدل على ذلك أيضا
As for the statement: "He wipes his head and feet with the moisture on his hands without taking new water," the previously mentioned narrations support this ruling. For instance, the narration of Zurarah from Abu Ja‘far عليه السلام explicitly states at the end: "Then he wiped his head and feet with the remainder of the water in his hands without returning them to the vessel." Similarly, the other narration by Zurarah and his brother Bukayr from Abu Ja‘far عليه السلام also concludes: "Then he wiped his head and feet up to the ankles with the moisture left on his hands without taking new water." This clearly establishes that it is not obligatory to take new water for wiping, as seen in the texts. Further evidence supports this understanding as well.
