WorksheetsPURIFICATION, WUDHU (ABLUTION), GHUSL, AND TAYAMMUM
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
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
Tayammum can NOT be made using:
Stone
Sand
Wood
Soil
Bone
Nullifies of Dry Ablution (Tayammum):
Everything that nullifies partial ablution will nullify dry ablution
Access to sufficient and suitable water
Ability to use water for those who unable to use it
All of the above is true
Dry Ablution can be performed by using:
All wood products such as kindling, timber, lath
Dried bone, clean skin, and clean cloth
Rocks
Soil / Sand / Rocks / Stone / Gravel & everything that falls under the term "Earth"
UNDER THE TOPIC "WIPING OVER KHUFF", THE SHOE, SOCK, AND KHUFF ARE THE SAME
TRUE
FALSE
THE SHOE AND KHUFF ARE THE SAME
THE SOCK AND KHUFF ARE THE SAME
The following conditions are necessary for wiping over the khuffs (leather socks) to be valid:
The khuffs must have the quality of not letting water in when they are wetted.
The khuffs must be thick and firm to stand upright without laces. They must be durable enough for a long journey (on foot) of 3-5 miles.
In order to wipe over the khuffs, first wudu is made and then the khuffs are put on before wudu is broken.
The khuffs must cover the shoes from all sides including the heels.
All the conditions mentioned here must be together.
As you should know, the expiry of the valid period for wearing the khuff is 72 hours for Traveller and 24 hours for Residents.
So, when the duration of khuff (wiping over leather socks) has ended, we need to retake the ablution.
False
It is enough to wipe over the leather socks again.
True.
We should wash the leather socks.
