Understanding Tayamum

What is tayamum?

• Tayamum is a type of prayer performed in a mosque.

• Tayamum is a ritual washing performed with water.

• Tayamum is a dry ablution performed with clean earth when water is unavailable.

• Tayamum is a fasting practice observed during Ramadan.

Dalam situasi manakah tayamum dibenarkan?

• Tayamum dibenarkan untuk sebarang jenis solat.

• Tayamum dibenarkan apabila seseorang sedang dalam perjalanan jauh.

• Tayamum dibenarkan apabila air terlalu sejuk untuk digunakan.

• Tayamum dibenarkan apabila air tidak tersedia, berbahaya, atau apabila seseorang tidak dapat menggunakannya.

What is the primary purpose of tayamum?

• To perform a prayer without any physical preparation.

• To replace the need for ablution in all circumstances.

• The primary purpose of tayamum is to achieve ritual purity when water is unavailable.

• To purify oneself after consuming food.

How is tayamum performed?

• Strike the palms on clean earth, then wipe the face and arms.

• Wash hands with water before wiping the face and arms.

• Rub the palms on a wet cloth and then touch the face.

• Strike the palms on a towel and then wipe the legs.

What materials can be used for tayamum?

• Water from a river

• Plastic materials

• Fresh fruits

• Clean earth, dust, or sand

Is tayamum a substitute for wudu? Why or why not?

• Wudu is always required, regardless of circumstances.

• Yes, tayamum is a substitute for wudu under specific circumstances.

• Tayamum can be performed at any time without conditions.

• Tayamum is only for those who are sick.

Can tayamum be performed for both prayer and other acts of worship?

• Tayamum can only be performed for prayer.

• Tayamum is not valid for any acts of worship.

• Yes, tayamum can be performed for both prayer and other acts of worship.

• Tayamum can only be performed in specific locations.

What is the significance of tayamum in Islamic teachings?

• Tayamum is significant as it provides a means of purification when water is not accessible, reflecting the flexibility and mercy in Islamic practices.

• Tayamum is a form of prayer performed at night.

• Tayamum is only for use during Ramadan.

• Tayamum is a ritual that requires the use of water.

How does tayamum differ from regular ablution (wudu)?

• Tayamum is performed after eating.

• Tayamum differs from regular ablution (wudu) as it uses soil instead of water and is performed when water is unavailable or its use is harmful.

• Tayamum is a type of prayer, not an ablution.

• Tayamum requires water like wudu.

What should a person do if they have access to water after performing tayamum?

• Perform wudu using the available water.

• Ignore the water and perform another tayamum.

• Drink the water instead of using it for wudu.

• Continue with tayamum instead of wudu.