Wudhu and Prayers

By: Irtaza Shahid

Wudhu
Declare the intention of Wudhu in your heart
Say Bismillah
Then wash your right hand up to and including the wrists. Make sure to rub between the fingers of the hand and make sure no part
of the hand is left dry. You have to do this three times. You have to do this with your left hand too
Make a cup with your right hand then from the hand take water into your mouth and take it inside the mouth. . Then put water into
the nose and then blow the water out and using the left hand remove the water from your nose. You have to do this three times
Wsh your face three times from the hairline to the jawbone and chin, and from start of the ear to start of the ear
Wash the right arm up to the elbow then do the same with the left arm
Place both hands at the front of the head and wipe the head backwards until you reach the nape.
Clean your ears by put the tips of the index fingers into the ears. T. Then wipe the back of the ears with your thumbs.
Wash the right and left feet up to and including the ankles, three times

Bath
Firat, Wash both hands up to and including wrists.
Wash the private parts. The hands and private parts should be washed even if one is not in the state of Janaabat or Najaasat.
Perform Wudhu Ensure that the mouth and nostrils are thoroughly rinsed thrice.
After performing Wudhu, pour water over the head thrice;
Then pour thrice over right shoulder and;
Thrice again over left shoulder.
Now pour water over entire body and rub.
If the hair of the head is not plaited, it is compulsory to wet all the hair up to the very base. If a single hair is left dry, Ghusl will not be
valid. If the hair of a woman is plaited, she is excused from loosening her plaited hair, but it is compulsory for her to wet the base of
each and every hair. If one fails to do this then the Ghusl will not be valid. As for men who grow long hair and plait them, they are NOT
excused from leaving their hair dry. If a woman experiences difficulty or is unable to wet the very bottom of her plaited hair, then it is
necessary for her to unplaite her hair and wash her entire head.
All parts of the body should be rubbed with the hand so as to ensure that water has reached all parts of the body, and that no portion is
left dry.
Rings and earrings, etc. should be moved so as to ensure that no portion covered by them is left dry. Ensure that the navel and the ears
are all wetted. If they are not wet Ghusl will be incomplete.
The feet had been washed, it is not necessary to wash them again.
Dry the body with a clean towel, and dress as hastily as possible