IbadaahSalaah The Prophet Muhammad pbuh said Pray as

I’badaah-Salaah The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, “Pray as you see me pray. ”

Revising “Masah” (wiping over the socks) 1. Can a person whose wudhu got nullified wipe over the socks? Yes. 2. What’s the condition for masah? Condition for masah is that the socks were put on after washing the feet in the first Wudhu or before the same is nullified. 3. For how many days can a traveling person do masah over his socks? Three consecutive days. (72 hours) For how many days can a resident do masah over his socks? One day. (24 hours). 4.

How do we do “Masah” (Wiping Over the Socks)? Wiping is done according to the tradition of the Prophet (peace be upon him), as follows: After removing the shoes, wet hands and pass only over the upper surface of socks.

Matters which Invalidate the Wudhu The person will remain in a state of Wudhu until any of the following matters is committed: • 1. Passing of excrement, urine or wind. When someone passes urine and/or excrement, it becomes mandatory upon such a person to remove the foulness of these things before performing Wudhu. Pure water should be used for this purpose, but in case, it is not available after earnest search for it, the person may resort to the use of certain dry objects, such as stones, dry woods and tissue paper to remove the filth. This is known as "Istijmaar". Odd numbers of the object to be used is preferred, such as 3, 5, etc. The person should ensure that no drops of urine or stains of foulness are left on his/her body or clothes. 2. Eating of camel's meat. 3. Sleeping in which the person losses consciousness. 4. Loss of consciousness resulting from insanity, fainting, etc

Holy Qur'an as follows: “ And if ye are in a state of ceremonial impurity, bathe your whole body” (Qur'an 5: 6). Some occasions for which Ghusl is preferred 1. Before going to Jumah Congregational (Friday. Prayer). 2. Before going to Eid Prayers (Muslim annual feast prayers). 3. Before undertaking Umrah or Hajj (Pilgrimage to Makkah). 4. Upon washing a corpse. (According to many scholars, the performance of Ghusl is preferred for a person who washes a corpse) 5. When a disbeliever reverts to Islam.

How Ghusl is Performed 1. Intend by heart to perform Ghusl. 2. Wash both hands up to the wrists three times. 3. Wash private parts carefully. . 4. Perform Wudhu as usual (in the manner already discussed) except, that the washing of the feet would be delayed until later when all the rest of the body is bathed. 5. Pour water over the head three times, massaging the hair to allow water to reach its roots. 6. Pour water liberally over the entire body, beginning with the right side and then, the left side ensuring that no part of the body is untouched by water such as the armpits, inside the earlobes, inside the navel, between the fingers and toes, etc. 7. Finally, move a little further from where you were and wash your feet, beginning with your right foot and then, the left.

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