What are things that break wudu

1. Natural bodily discharges (urine, feces, passing gas) 2. Entering deep sleep 3. Direct touching of private parts without barrier 4. Losing consciousness 5. Eating camel meat 6. Excessive bleeding 7. Vomiting

No, eating regular food does not break wudu. Only eating camel meat specifically breaks wudu according to hadith.

The Prophet (PBUH) said: 'He should not leave his prayers unless he hears sound or smells something' (Sahih al-Bukhari 137). This shows passing gas invalidates wudu.

Deep sleep breaks wudu because one becomes unaware of possible discharges. The Prophet (PBUH) said: 'The eye is the string of the anus, so whoever sleeps should perform ablution' (Sahih al-Bukhari).

No, light sleep where one remains aware of their surroundings doesn't break wudu. The Prophet sometimes napped then prayed without renewing wudu (Sahih al-Bukhari 138).

Direct contact with private parts without any barrier breaks wudu. The Prophet said: 'Whoever touches his private part should perform ablution' (Sahih Muslim).

Yes, the Prophet (PBUH) was asked about this and said: 'Yes (do wudu) after eating camel meat' while making it optional for other meats (Sahih Muslim 360).

Substantial bleeding from wounds or nosebleeds breaks wudu, while minor cuts or scratches don't.

Yes, the same things break wudu for both genders, including natural discharges, sleep, touching private parts, etc.

Wudu washes away sins - washing the face removes eye sins, washing hands removes hand sins, and washing feet removes foot sins, as mentioned in hadith.