Ambil Wudhu Yang Benar Novels & Stories

------ Convocation and Oath taking Morning. I yawned as I opened my eyes to meet the dark room. It was 5:00am. Time for Salat. I got out of Khalid’s arms and headed to the bathroom to brush my teeth and make my wudu. I made my Salah and recited Qur'an before going back to bed with Khalid. It was just 6:00am. The event didn't start till 9:00am later.

Anaisha was ready to respond but Teddy stopped her, Isha laughed. "Well... This is it! The Quran states, "That it is indeed the Most Honorable, In Book well-guarded, which none shall touch but those who are clean. " The word "clean" sometimes is translated as "purified," which means that ablutions must be performed before touching the book. In Muslim homes the book usually sits on a pedestal stand or in a clean, uncluttered area. It is never allowed to fall on the floor or sit on a shelf underneath other books"... Satisfied? 🤗

Her sister who is in the next room doesn't know anything yet and she is very sure her mom will insult the life of her when she finds out about this. Kalthum tried getting up with all her strength which she successfully did. She sat on her bed while holding her head. The headache is as a result of the swell on her forehead. How will she get up to perform wudu? She hates missing any prayer . Even if she is terribly sick, Kalthum always makes sure to pray. Speaking with her lord is one of the beautiful thing she holds dearly. She recited a short prayer before standing up with force. She dragged herself to the bathroom to do what was required of her. She finally came out few minutes later.

Upon there arrival Gogo Ramatu started crying again more than the previous one she was crying in the hospital, because Mallam Audu asked her to come her bath her daughter for the last time (Indeed death is inevitable and there's nothing in this world. Islamically there are three types of bath in this world. Firstly, the bath taken when you were born. Secondly, the bath taken when you're getting married and thirdly the bath taken when you're dead. And all these bath is not taken by our own hands, rather taken by others for us. May Allah forgive us all)

His body was carefully handled, never left unattended, and was prepared for its final journey with the utmost respect. Before burial, a crucial rite must be performed: ghusl, the ritual washing. This act is a final purification, a farewell cleanse before meeting the Almighty. Men wash the bodies of men, and women wash the bodies of women, unless it is a spouse performing the task. The body is washed an odd number of times—three, five, or more if needed—each time with pure water, sometimes mixed with camphor or lotus leaves. The washer gently cleanses the deceased, ensuring dignity is preserved.

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) said in al-Sharh al-Mumti’ (1/169) The scholars (may Allaah have mercy on them) said: Wounds and the like are either uncovered or covered. If the wound is uncovered then it must be washed with water. If it is not possible to wash it with water then it should be wiped over. If it is not possible to wipe over it then he should do tayammum. This is in order of preference. “I can wipe it.” She said to him and he nodded.

Chapter 11 “One thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemy”. ~***~ I have been feeling amazing since I woke up. I couldn't stop the radiant smile on my face as I entered the bathroom for my daily routine. I performed wudu*(ablution) and face the qiblah*(where Muslims face when praying), pray two rakatain*(standing) Fajr*(dawn) and Subh* (morning prayer). After praying my obligatory prayers, I sat on the musolah* (praying mat) and ask forgiveness. May He, the one who forgives, forgives, pardons all my mistakes that I did intentionally or not.

When she comes back to her house, she doesn't need to switch on the lights because they still feel the same. She carefully detected the way to the kitchen, measured how many steps she took, and smiled when her hand held the refrigerator's door. She grabbed a bottle of water and poured herself a glass carefully. It was almost time for Asr's prayer. She quickly but cautiously went to her bathroom and did wudu. She came out with the help of the stick she used merely, for the hint of what was coming on her way. She placed the prayer mat ( Janamaz ) on the floor and stood on it.