Ibn Bazz: on Istinja' Waswasah about the validity of Wudu'

on Istinja' Waswasah about the validity of Wudu' 
Q: After urinating, some drops of urines drip for a few minutes and then stop. I place a piece of handkerchief inside the urethral opening at the tip of the penis, is this right? 
A: You must perform Istinja' (cleansing the private parts with water after urination or defecation) well and should not hasten allowing the urine drops to stop. You should then perform Wudu' (ablution) and need not place a piece of handkerchief in the urethral (penis) opening. 
You must resist these Waswasah (insinuating thoughts from Satan) until they ultimately subside, In sha’a­Allah (if Allah wills). It is best to sprinkle water on your penis after performing Wudu' to end these doubts and deem what you might find afterwards as the pure water you sprinkled earlier. This will help you overcome these insinuations, In sha’a­Allah. 
May Allah grant us success! 10/27

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