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INN 27 Apr 2022 3 min read

img 20220328 wa00307E27970957748174519890. The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI

The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).

img 20220404 wa00021276935570324928792 The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of

sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.

2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).

3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.

4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” – (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums.

img 20220411 wa00339143681988635191010 The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.

5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.

6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.

7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.

8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.

img 20220411 wa00074596642740681639096 The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.

10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.

WIPING OVER THE SOCKS

hon2505582360681752247. The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.

2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.

img 20220424 wa000887890566911615375 The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE

Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).

img 20220423 wa00273928839509497162261 The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED

The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.

1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.

2. The moment the socks are removed.

3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.

IZZULLAHI

img 20220405 wa00023440602464554549881 The essential and voluntary acts are integrated here to demonstrate how the Prophet (Peace be upon him) used to perform wudhu (ritual purification).
1. Making the intention (Niyyah) to perform wudhu as an act of
sincere homage and worship for the pleasure of Allah (SWT). The intention is not to be uttered but it should be kept in mind during the wudhu.
2. Invoking Allah (SWT) at the start of the wudhu by saying “Bismillah” (In the Name of Allah).
3. Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, while rubbing them and allowing the water to reach between the fingers.
4. Rinsing the mouth with water thrice, preferably using “Miswak” - (tooth stick), toothbrush or fingers to brush the teeth and the gums. Regarding the importance of mistakes, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) said, “If it had not been a great burden on my Ummah, I would have ordered them to use the miswak at every wudhu.” Narrated by Imam Malik.
5. Cleaning the nostrils by sniffing water in and out three times.
6. Washing the entire face thrice using both hands from the top of the forehead down to the bottom of the chin and from ear to ear.
7. Washing the arms three times up to the upper end of the elbows, the right arm first and then the left. Arms should be rubbed while being washed.
8. Moistening both hands and passing them over the head starting from above the forehead down to the nape (the back of the head) and from there bringing the hands forward up to the forehead. Do not wet the neck.
9. From the head, without wetting the hands again wipe the earlobes, using the forefingers to wipe the inner part of the lobes and the thumbs for the outside part.
10. Washing both feet up to the ankles three times, beginning with the right foot and the left foot. Both feet should be rubbed while they are being washed and water should freely pass between the toes.
WIPING OVER THE SOCKS
1. If someone’s wudhu gets nullified, then it is allowed to wipe over the socks with wet hands, instead of washing both feet when renewing one’s wudhu, on the condition that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first wudhu and before the same was nullified.
2. A traveller may avail himself of this privilege continuously for three consecutive days and nights (72 hours), but a resident may do so for only one day and one night continuously (24 hours). The period begins with the first wiping and not when one makes wudhu initially.
HOW WIPING OVER THE SOCKS IS DONE
Wiping is done according to the traditions of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands are passed only over the upper surface of the socks without the need to wipe the bottom part (sole).
WHEN THE WIPING PRIVILEGE CEASES OR IS FORFEITED
The wiping privilege becomes useless if one or more of the following occurs.
1. When the maximum timing allowed as discussed above end.
2. The moment the socks are removed.
3. When any of the cases requiring Ghusl (a complete bath) occur.
IZZULLAHI — Sponsored

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