Islamic Center of Macomb Contemporary Topics
The Qunut: A Supplication in Prayer
The Second Rak'ah and At-Tashahhud: A Continuation of the Prayer
The Essence of Muslim Prayer: Rak'ah by Rak'ah
The Third and Fourth Raka'at in Muslim Prayer
The Qunut: A Supplication in Prayer
Salat-al-Jumu'ah: The Friday Prayer
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What are the obligatory acts of Wudu in Islam?
At the Islamic Center of Macomb, we shed light on the essential obligatory acts of Wudu in the Hanafi madhhab. These acts are crucial for the ritual's validity, reflecting both physical purification and deeper spiritual meanings.
he obligatory acts of Wudu, as mentioned in the Hanafi madhhab (school of thought), consist of the following:
- Intention (Niyyah): This internal commitment to perform Wudu is solely for the sake of worshiping Allah.
- Washing the Face: This represents the cleansing of one's physical self and the removal of impurities.
- Washing the Arms up to the Elbows: This step signifies purity in actions, emphasizing deeds free from impurities.
- Wiping the Head with Water: Symbolizes the purification of thoughts and intentions.
- Washing the Feet up to the Ankles: Stresses the importance of treading the path of righteousness and spiritual growth.
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