Understanding Types of Water in Islam

Which type of water is permissible for Wudu (ablution)?

• Tahoor water

• Tahir water

• Najis water

• Juice

Tahoor water is characterized by:

• Changing its taste, color, or smell

• Being mixed with impurities

• Remaining as created by Allah without change in taste, color, or smell

• Being used for cooking

Which type of water is described as pure but cannot be used for Wudu?

• Tahoor water

• Tahir water

• Najis water

• River water

An example of Najis water is:

• Tea

• River water

• Sewage water

• Juice

Which of the following waters can be used for Wudu?

• Tahir water

• Najis water

• Water of the sea

• Juice

What happens when Tahoor water mixes with something Tahir?

• It becomes Najis

• Its properties change, making it unusable for Wudu

• It remains usable for Wudu

• It evaporates

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Tahoor water?

• No smell

• No color

• No taste

• Contains impurities

Which type of water is tea categorized under?

• Tahoor water

• Tahir water

• Najis water

• Rainwater

What is the Arabic term for Najis water?

• ماء البحر

• ماء النجس

• ماء الأنهار

• ماء المطر

Water from which of the following sources is considered Tahoor?

• Well

• Juice

• Tea

• Sewage