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Can you read the Quran on your mobile phone without wudhu?

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Yes, you can recite the Quran without wudhu, though wudhu is advised for better manners, but touching the physical Quran requires purity. quran, wudhu, purity, recitation, mobile, fiqh https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FqF2M7yeZP0
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that nobody should touch the Quran unless they're in a state of purity, meaning you're in a state of wudu. That's specifically for touching the Quran. For reciting it, you can recite without being in a state of wudu. Of course, it's better adab. It's always advisable to be in a state of wudu. But strictly speaking, you can recite the Quran without being in a state of wudu.
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