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A Study Guide for Reflection and Understanding
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According to the text, what is the comprehensive meaning of purity in Islam, beyond mere physical cleanliness?
What are the two main forms of ritual purity mentioned, and what types of impurity do they address?
Which of the following lists includes three actions for which Wudu' is considered a prerequisite?
Briefly explain the significance of "intention (niyah)" in performing Wudu' and why it should not be uttered aloud.
What is the recommended number of times to wash body parts during Wudu', and which part is an exception?
Which of the following correctly describes two acts that invalidate Wudu'?
Under what specific circumstances is Ghusl (Major Ritual Purification) required according to the provided material?
When is Tayammum permissible as a substitute for Wudu' or Ghusl? Provide two examples.
Explain why wiping over splints and bandages differs from wiping over socks in terms of time limits.
If a patient cannot use water for purification, what are their options for performing Tayammum?
Often refers to leather socks, over which a Muslim may wipe during Wudu' instead of washing the feet, under specific conditions.
The cuboid building at the center of the Sacred Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, considered the most sacred site in Islam.
A state of sexual impurity, typically requiring Ghusl.
A sacred state a Muslim must enter to perform Hajj or Umrah, involving specific dress and abstentions
The annual pilgrimage to Mecca, an obligatory religious duty for Muslims.
A collection of traditions containing sayings and actions of the
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), which constitute the second most important
source of legislation in Islam after the Qur'an.
A state of ritual impurity, either minor (requiring Wudu') or major (requiring Ghusl).
Major ritual purification, a ceremonial bath involving washing the entire body with water, required for major impurity.
Islamic jurisprudence, the theoretical and practical aspects of Islamic law.
The first of the five daily obligatory prayers in Islam, performed before sunrise.
A historical gold coin, mentioned in the context of charity or atonement.
Arabic phrase meaning "In the name of Allah.
Arabic phrase meaning "Praise be to Allah
A ritual washing of specific body parts (face, hands, head, feet) with
water, performed for minor impurity, as a prerequisite for prayer and
other acts of worship.
A measure of volume, approximately 600 ml or 21 ounces, mentioned in the context of water usage for Wudu' and Ghusl
A natural tooth-stick used for cleaning teeth, recommended in the Sunnah.
Pre-seminal fluid, a urethral discharge that invalidates Wudu'.
The conscious intent in the heart to perform an act of worship for the sake of Allah, a prerequisite for the validity of most Islamic acts of worship.
The period immediately following childbirth, during which a woman is considered in a state of major ritual impurity and has specific purification rulings
The direction that should be faced when a Muslim prays, typically towards the Ka'bah in Mecca.
The central religious text of Islam, which Muslims believe to be a revelation from God.
Guarding the borders in the night in the cause of Allah, mentioned as being equal to certain good deeds.
A single unit of prayer in Islam, consisting of a set of actions and recitations.
The obligatory formal worship practice in Islam, performed five times a day, facing the Qiblah.
Voluntary charity in Islam.
A measure of volume, equal to about 2.5 liters or two-thirds of a gallon, mentioned for the amount of water used for bathing.
Leaves of the lote tree, historically used for cleansing, similar to soap.
Arabic phrase meaning "Far removed is Allah from every imperfection," or "Glory be to Allah."
The practice, teachings, and actions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), serving as a model for Muslims.
The general Islamic concept of purity, encompassing both physical and spiritual cleanliness.
The ritual of circumambulating the Ka'bah seven times counter-clockwise during Hajj or Umrah.
Dry ablution, a form of ritual purification using clean earth or
dust, performed when water is unavailable or its use is harmful.
The global Muslim community.
A lesser pilgrimage to Mecca that can be performed at any time of the year.
A secretion of the prostate, which invalidates Wudu'.
A specific charity given to the poor at the end of the month of Ramadan, before Eid al-Fitr prayer.