A man sitting in the mosque without ablution

Yahya bin Abbad said: Sayyiduna Abu al-Darda (may Allah be pleased with him) went out of the mosque and urinated, then came back into the mosque and became engaged in conversation with his companions, and he did not even touch water.

Yahya bin Abi Ishaq said: I heard this, I think before the battle of Ibn al-Ash'ath: that Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) urinated and then passed through the mosque before performing ablution (wudu).

Sa'id bin Jubayr said: There is no harm in entering the mosque without ablution (wudu).

Ibn Awn said: Abu al-Sawwar used to dislike that a man should deliberately sit in the mosque without ablution (wudu).

Khalid said: Abu al-Duha would urinate, then come into the congregational mosque and talk with us.

Qatadah said: Jabir bin Zayd would come to the mosque in a state of minor impurity (hadath) and sit in the mosque without performing ablution (wudu).

Sa'id bin al-Musayyib and al-Hasan said concerning a person in a state of minor impurity (hadath): He may pass through the mosque, but he may not sit in it.

Ata said: There is no harm in sitting in the mosque without ablution (wudu).

Shu'bah said: I asked al-Hakam about a man who sits in the mosque without ablution (wudu). He said: I am in that very state right now.

Sa'id said: I saw Ibn Sirin come back from relieving himself, and he sat in the mosque in such a way that he put his legs outside of it.

Al-Nazzal al-Asri said: I saw Khulayd Abu Sulayman; he urinated, then sat down in the mosque of Banu Asr.