Istinja yang Benar Menurut Islam I Bersuci dari Hadas dan Najis

Summary

This video script discusses the Islamic practice of istinja, which refers to the act of purifying oneself after using the toilet. It emphasizes that the process can involve water, stones, or other solid materials like tissue, with specific guidelines for their use. The script outlines the importance of maintaining cleanliness, both physical and spiritual, as part of Islamic teachings. It also highlights key etiquette, such as using the left hand for purification, and recommends performing the process in odd numbers. The video ultimately underscores the significance of following the correct procedures for purification in Islam.

Takeaways

• 😀 Islam is the only religion that provides comprehensive guidance for all aspects of human life, including personal hygiene and purification after relieving oneself.
• 😀 Istinja, the process of cleaning after using the restroom, is an essential aspect of Islamic ritual cleanliness and is deeply embedded in Sharia law.
• 😀 Allah loves those who purify themselves, as mentioned in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:222), reinforcing the importance of cleanliness in Islam.
• 😀 Istinja can be done using water, stones, or other suitable materials, with water being the most preferred method for cleansing.
• 😀 Purification tools like stones or tissue must be clean, non-perishable, and effective in removing impurity; soft materials like wet tissue are not ideal for purification.
• 😀 If impurities spread beyond the genital area, such as onto the thighs or clothing, water must be used to purify, not just dry materials like tissue.
• 😀 It's important not to use materials that are sacred or disrespectful, such as bones, religious texts, or items bearing the name of Allah or the Prophet.
• 😀 The purification process is preferred to be done in odd numbers, such as three wipes or three stones, following the sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
• 😀 Using the left hand for cleaning during istinja is a key aspect of Islamic etiquette.
• 😀 It is recommended to prepare the necessary purification tools (water, tissue, etc.) before using the restroom to ensure cleanliness is maintained.

Q & A

What does the term 'Istinja' refer to in Islam?

Istinja refers to the process of cleansing after using the toilet to remove impurities from the body, specifically from the private areas, using water or stones.

What is the significance of the verse from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:222) in relation to Istinja?

The verse from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:222) emphasizes that Allah loves those who purify themselves, which highlights the importance of cleanliness in Islam, including the practice of Istinja.

What are the key differences between Istinja and general impurity removal?

The key difference is that Istinja specifically involves the use of water or stones to cleanse after relieving oneself, while general impurity removal may involve other methods such as water alone.

According to the Hadith narrated by Imam Al-Bukhari, what did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) advise regarding the cleansing process?

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) instructed to use stones for cleansing, and in the absence of three stones, the use of dry animal dung was also accepted. He emphasized using two stones and rejecting the dry animal dung as it was considered impure.

What are the three methods for cleaning after relieving oneself in Islam?

The three methods are: 1) Using stones or similar hard objects, 2) Using water alone, 3) Using tissue followed by water.

Is it permissible to clean with tissue alone, and under what circumstances?

Yes, it is permissible to clean with tissue alone if water is not available. However, it is preferred to use tissue followed by water to ensure thorough cleansing.

What are the conditions for using tissue or similar objects for Istinja?

The conditions include: 1) The tissue or object must be pure and uncontaminated by impurity, 2) The object must be solid and not easily breakable, 3) It must have a rough surface to effectively remove impurities, and 4) It must not be a sacred material like bones or objects with religious inscriptions.

Can tissue be used to cleanse if there is available water?

While using water is preferred, tissue can still be used if it helps in removing impurities, especially in situations where water is not easily accessible or available.

What is the recommended method if the impurity has spread to other areas such as the thighs or clothing?

If the impurity has spread to other parts of the body, such as the thighs, feet, or clothing, it must be cleaned with water, as tissue alone will not suffice.

What are some recommended etiquettes or Sunnahs when performing Istinja?

Some recommended etiquettes include: 1) Preparing the cleansing tools (water, tissue, etc.) beforehand, 2) Using the left hand for cleaning, 3) Repeating the cleaning process an odd number of times, and following other practices for cleanliness as outlined in the Sunnah.