PURIFICATION, WUDHU (ABLUTION), GHUSL, AND TAYAMMUM

Our beloved Prophet (SAW) said, "Cleanliness is half of _______."

• Humanity

• Faith

• Character

• Intelligence

Fards of wudhu:

• Washing the face

• Washing the arms including the elbows

• Wiping one fourth of the head with a wet hand

• Washing the feet up to the ankles

• All of them

Which of the following invalidates wudhu?

• Falling unconscious or fainting

• Vomiting a mouthful

• Sleeping by resting on an object

• Laughing out loud during Salah

• All of them

What does ‘Ghusl’ mean? Using water to wash your ______

• Head and hair

• Hands and Shoulders

• Knees and toes

• Entire body

Can any part of the body remain dry for the ghusl to be complete?

• Of course!

• Not a single hair!

• Hmmm. Maybe some.

• It depends on the weather.

While doing ghusl, we must ensure that the water reaches the roots of the hair on our heads.

• I'm bald; it doesn't matter.

• Yes, the roots.

• The tips are far more important.

• What? I just do masah (wiping)

He swam in the sea to cool off.

• Full ablution is done

• Full ablution is not done

What is Tayammum?

• Part of Pillar of Solat

• Dry ablution using clean soil, sand, or earth.

• One of the pillars of ablution

• The full body ablution

In which of the situations, Tayammum cannot be done?

• Unavailability of water

• When water is harmful to the body part

• When there is no time for wudu

• Whenever you are feeling tired

Tick the two times when Tayammum can be performed:

• When the water is too cold

• When you're in a hurry

• When water is unavailable for wudhu or ghusl

• Water is available but we are unable to use it