Ibn Bazz: Is it necessary for a thick­bearded man to let water reach hair roots in Wudu'?



Is it necessary for a thick­bearded man to let water reach hair roots in Wudu'? 
Q: Is it a prerequisite of Wudu' (ablution) that a thick­bearded man lets the water reach the roots of his hair? 
( Part No : 10, Page No: 100) 
A: It is enough for him to let water pass over it. Actually, there are many authentic Hadith to this effect. However, it is better to let the water go through his hair. The Prophet (peace be upon him) is reported to have done both. 
Ruling on forgetting to pronounce Tasmiyah (saying, "Bismillah [In the Name of Allah]") during Wudu' 

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