Dung getting on leather socks and garments

Zubayd and al-A'mash said: Ibrahim would reach the door of the mosque with dung on his sandals or leather socks; he would wipe it off, then enter the mosque and pray.

Asim bin al-Mundhir said: I asked Urwah bin al-Zubayr: If dung gets onto a sandal, what is the ruling? He said: Wipe it off and pray in it.

Mis'ar said: I saw Thabit bin Ubayd rubbing his sandal or leather sock at the door of the mosque, and he would say that this is a means of purification.

Hammad said: It was the practice of the early generations that if wet dung got onto a leather sock, they would clean it thoroughly.

Abd al-Karim said: Tawus found it very hard, on entering the mosque, not to clean his leather sock or sandal.