Cara Mandi Wajib (Mandi Junub) yang Benar Sesuai Sunnah | Lengkap !!

Summary

This video explains the correct method of performing a mandatory bath (mandi wajib) according to the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It covers the steps involved, including the importance of intention, cleaning the body, performing a proper wudu (ablution), washing the hair, and ensuring that all parts of the body are thoroughly cleansed, including the right and left sides. It also answers the question of whether one needs to perform wudu again after mandi wajib. The tutorial emphasizes the proper technique and posture for the bath, following the Prophet's example.

Takeaways

• 😀 The correct method of mandi wajib (ritual bath) follows the sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (Shallallahu Alaihi Wasallam).
• 😀 Mandi wajib is required to cleanse from major impurities such as after sexual intercourse, menstruation, or childbirth.
• 😀 The process begins with the intention (niat), which should be made in the heart without verbal recitation.
• 😀 The first step involves reciting 'Bismillah' (In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful) before starting.
• 😀 Clean your hands thoroughly before starting the bath and then cleanse the private parts using your left hand.
• 😀 After cleaning the private areas, wash your hands using either soap or soil to purify them.
• 😀 Perform a complete wudu (ablution), as you would before prayer, including all the necessary steps like washing the face, arms, and feet.
• 😀 Pour water over the hair three times to ensure complete cleansing of the scalp and hair roots.
• 😀 Pour water over your entire head three times, ensuring the water reaches the scalp.
• 😀 Wash the right side of your body first, starting from the upper part, then do the left side in the same manner.
• 😀 After washing the sides of your body, pour water over your entire body to ensure thorough cleansing, including the feet.
• 😀 After completing the mandi wajib, you may perform prayers without renewing wudu, as long as the wudu was not invalidated during the bath.

Q & A

What is mandi wajib and what is its purpose?

Mandi wajib (ritual bath) is a process of pouring water over the entire body with the specific intention to remove major impurities (hadas besar) according to Islamic law. The purpose is to purify oneself for acts of worship such as prayer.

What are the causes that require performing mandi wajib?

The causes for performing mandi wajib include: 1) sexual intercourse, 2) ejaculation, 3) wet dreams, 4) menstruation, 5) postpartum bleeding, 6) conversion to Islam (becoming a Muslim), and 7) death.

What is the first step in performing mandi wajib according to the Sunnah?

The first step is to have the intention (niat) in your heart. There is no need for a verbal declaration; the intention should simply be made mentally.

What is the significance of saying 'Bismillah' during mandi wajib?

Saying 'Bismillahirrahmanirrahim' (In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful) before starting is an important part of the ritual to invoke Allah’s blessings and ensure the act is done with purity and sincerity.

What should be done before starting the main washing process?

Before starting the main washing process, it is important to first clean your hands and then wash the private parts (kemaluan) and the anus (dubur) thoroughly.

Can soap be used during mandi wajib?

Yes, soap can be used to clean the private parts and anus to ensure complete cleanliness, though water alone is sufficient.

Is it necessary to perform wudu (ablution) during mandi wajib?

Yes, wudu (ablution) is an essential part of mandi wajib. It should be performed as you would before prayer, which includes washing the hands, mouth, nose, face, arms, head, and feet.

How should the hair be washed during mandi wajib?

The hair should be washed by making sure water reaches the roots. This includes pouring water through the hair three times, ensuring it is completely wet.

How should the body be washed during mandi wajib?

The body should be washed starting from the right side, then the left side, ensuring that all parts of the body, including hidden areas like the armpits and between the toes, are thoroughly cleaned.

Is it required to squat while performing mandi wajib?

Yes, it is recommended to perform mandi wajib while squatting, as this was the practice of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), ensuring the proper flow of water over the body.

Can one perform salah (prayer) immediately after mandi wajib without performing wudu again?

Yes, as long as the wudu (ablution) performed during mandi wajib has not been broken, you can perform salah without needing to do wudu again.