Wudu Practices and Procedures

The video tutorial guides students through the practice of wudu, an essential Islamic ritual of purification before prayer. It begins with an introduction and objectives, followed by a prayer to start the lesson. The teacher explains the steps of wudu, including washing hands, face, and feet, and reciting specific prayers. The lesson concludes with a post-wudu prayer and encourages students to practice wudu independently, emphasizing its importance for prayer. The tutorial is designed for second-grade students in Islamic education.

What is the first step before starting the wudu practice?

• Reciting a prayer

• Washing the face

• Washing the feet

• Rinsing the mouth

What should be done after reciting the intention for wudu?

• Wipe the head

• Wash the hands

• Wash the feet

• Rinse the mouth

How many times should you rinse your mouth during wudu?

• Four times

• Three times

• Once

• Twice

What should be done after washing the face in wudu?

• Wash the feet

• Wipe the head

• Wash the arms

• Rinse the mouth

What is the correct order for washing during wudu?

• Arms, face, hands, ears, head, feet

• Hands, arms, face, head, feet, ears

• Hands, face, arms, head, ears, feet

• Face, hands, arms, head, feet, ears

Which part of the body is wiped after washing the arms?

• Ears

• Head

• Feet

• Hands

What is the final step in the wudu process?

• Reciting a prayer

• Washing the hands

• Wiping the ears

• Washing the feet

What is the significance of using pure water in wudu?

• It is optional

• It is a requirement for validity

• It is a recommendation

• It is a tradition

Why is it important to perform wudu in the correct sequence?

• To avoid mistakes

• To fulfill religious requirements

• To ensure cleanliness

• To save time

What is the purpose of wudu before prayer?

• To save water

• To follow a tradition

• To purify oneself

• To refresh the body