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   The Rulings of Wudu
Al-wudu’ is either obligatory or recommended.
 There are three things for which al-wudu is obligatory.
1- As-Salah (Prayers)
Allah (exalted be He) said: “O you who believe, when you intend to offer As-Salah (prayers), wash your faces and your hands up to the elbows, rub your heads, and wash your feet up to (and including) the ankles.” (Al-Ma’idan:6).
2- Circumambulation of Ka’bah.
This is because the Prophet ﷺ said to a menstruating woman: “Do not perform Tawaf until you have taken a purificatory bath.” [ narrated by Al-Bukhari.]
3- Touching the Noble Qur’an:
Allah the most Exalted says: “None touch it (The Noble Qur’an) except the purified”

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	The Rulings of Wudu Al-wudu’ is either obligatory or recommended. There are three things for which al-wudu is obligatory. 1- As-Salah (Prayers) Allah (exalted be He) said: “O you who believe, when you intend to offer As-Salah (prayers), wash your faces and your hands up to the elbows, rub your heads, and wash your feet up to (and including) the ankles.” (Al-Ma’idan:6). 2- Circumambulation of Ka’bah. This is because the Prophet ﷺ said to a menstruating woman: “Do not perform Tawaf until you have taken a purificatory bath.” [ narrated by Al-Bukhari.] 3- Touching the Noble Qur’an: Allah the most Exalted says: “None touch it (The Noble Qur’an) except the purified”

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	In Islam, performing wudu (ablution) and ghusl (ritual bathing) is essential for maintaining purity. The faraid of wudu includes: Washing the Face (washing the entire face from the forehead to the chin from one earlobe to the other). Washing Both Arms (washing the arms including the elbows), Wiping a head (massah), and washing both feet (washing the feet up to ankles). The faraid of ghusl includes: Rinsing the entire body (ensuring that the entire body, including the hair and skin, is thoroughly washed). Ensuring water reaches all part (make sure water reaches every part of the body). To overcome doubts, trust that you have washed properly the first time and avoid re-washing unnecessary. Keep in mind that you should aim to perform your prayers on time. Perform wudu and ghusl according to the Prophetic way. This will ensure you fulfill the necessary requirements and avoid excessive actions.