The one who has a suspicion or a natural predominant desire, even if it is permissible if the one who does it is characterized by death by an analogy, then the one who washes him, if he is able to show him the truth from his own suspicion and desire, is like one who washed the dead person in his shirt and did not take it off of him, even if he was unable to purify him except by removing that suspicion. Because of his shortcomings, it was like someone removing the clothes of a dead person and then washing him.