Sunnah Sunnah Wudhu | Sunnah Way to Perform Wudu (Ablution) | ﺳﻨﻦ ﺍﻟﻮﺿﻮﺀ

Summary

This video script provides a detailed guide to the Sunnah practices of wudhu (ablution) based on the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It covers essential steps such as reciting Basmalah, washing hands first, using siwak, gargling, sniffing water into the nose, and wiping the head and ears, along with other actions to ensure spiritual and physical purity. The script highlights the importance of performing wudhu mindfully and with devotion, and includes key duas to recite after completing the ablution. These Sunnah practices are emphasized to enhance both personal cleanliness and spiritual connection with Allah.

Takeaways

• 😀 Recite 'Bismillah' (In the name of Allah) at the start of Wudhu to align with the Sunnah. If forgotten, it can still be recited during the process.
• 😀 Wash both hands before starting Wudhu, especially if uncertain about cleanliness. If impurity is confirmed, it is obligatory to wash them.
• 😀 Using a siwak (tooth stick) is highly recommended for cleaning the mouth, following the practice of the Prophet. If unavailable, alternatives like a toothbrush are acceptable.
• 😀 Rinsing the mouth three times is sunnah, and it’s particularly beneficial for those who are fasting, but avoid doing it too vigorously while fasting.
• 😀 Sniff water into the nostrils and blow it out as part of the Sunnah, using the left hand to clean the nose if necessary.
• 😀 While an internal intention (niyyah) for Wudhu is encouraged, avoid saying it aloud in impure places like the toilet.
• 😀 For those with a thick beard, it is sunnah to wash the beard thoroughly by running fingers through it with fresh water.
• 😀 Wipe the entire head during Wudhu, starting from the forehead to the back of the head and returning the hands to the front.
• 😀 After wiping the head, clean both ears with fresh water by inserting fingers into the ear canal and wiping behind the ears.
• 😀 Begin washing or wiping actions with the right side first, as encouraged by the Prophet.
• 😀 Repeat each action three times to align with the Sunnah of the Prophet in performing Wudhu.
• 😀 Perform Wudhu actions consecutively without long breaks between the steps to maintain continuity in the process.
• 😀 It is discouraged to perform Wudhu while being naked, as it goes against the values of modesty in Islam.
• 😀 Maintaining focus and humility during Wudhu enhances its spiritual benefits and improves concentration in prayers (Salah).
• 😀 After completing Wudhu, recite the supplication: 'I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, alone with no partner, and that Muhammad is His servant and messenger.'

Q & A

What is the significance of reciting Basmalah before performing wudu?

Reciting Basmalah before wudu is a Sunnah (recommended practice) as it helps to invoke the name of Allah, following the teaching of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) as mentioned in a hadith by An-Nasa’i.

Is it mandatory to wash the hands before wudu?

Washing the hands before wudu is a Sunnah. However, if a person believes there is impurity (najis) on the hands, it becomes obligatory to wash them.

What is the Sunnah regarding the use of siwak (toothstick) during wudu?

Using a siwak made from the Arak tree is a Sunnah. While this is the preferred method, using other objects such as a toothbrush is also valid, and it still holds the merit of the Sunnah of cleaning the mouth.

Can a person perform wudu while fasting, and how should they handle gargling during wudu?

It is allowed to perform wudu while fasting. However, while gargling, one should avoid being too vigorous, as this could lead to accidentally swallowing water, which would invalidate the fast.

What is the Sunnah of inhaling water into the nose during wudu?

It is Sunnah to inhale water into the nose and then expel it, ensuring thorough cleaning. Afterward, one should use the left hand to remove any remaining water or impurities from the nose.

Why is it recommended to say the niyyah (intention) during wudu?

Reciting the intention verbally is a Sunnah to help the person focus on the act of purification. However, it's important not to say it out loud while in the toilet, as it may not be appropriate to mention Allah’s name there.

How should one deal with a thick beard while performing wudu?

For those with thick beards, it is Sunnah to thoroughly wet and comb through the beard with the fingers to ensure water reaches the skin beneath it.

What is the proper method to wash the head during wudu?

The proper way to wash the head involves wetting both hands, starting from the front of the head, moving towards the back of the neck, and then bringing the hands back to the front, ensuring the entire head is covered.

Is it necessary to wash the ears during wudu, and how should it be done?

Yes, it is Sunnah to wash the ears after washing the head. This includes cleaning both the inside and outside of the ears, with the fingers entering the ears and the thumb wiping behind them.

What is the Sunnah concerning the sequence of washing the limbs during wudu?

It is Sunnah to begin with the right side of the body, as Prophet Muhammad (SAW) recommended starting with the right when performing wudu, as well as during other acts like dressing or eating.

How many times should each part of the body be washed during wudu?

Each part of the body (face, arms, feet) should be washed three times during wudu, following the practice of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). This ensures thorough cleansing.

What is meant by performing wudu without long breaks between actions?

It is recommended to perform wudu in a continuous manner, without long breaks between washing the parts of the body. A long delay can invalidate the wudu, especially if the body dries before completing the wudu.