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375. Lubābah bint Al-Ḥārīḥ narrated: "Al-Ḥusain bin 'Alī was with the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ on his lap (or chest), and he urinated on him. I told him (the Prophet ﷺ): 'Wear another garment, and give me your Izār so that I may wash it.' He said: 'One needs to wash only for the urine of a girl, and sprinkle water for the urine of a boy.'" (Hasan)
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If a suckling baby boy, who does not eat food, urinates on a garment, it is enough to sprinkle water on the soiled area. If the baby girl urinates on the
Meaning he held him to himself as one does with a baby.
garments, they should be washed, whether they eat food or not, this is the view of the majority of scholars.