Pacar Kuku yang Boleh untuk Sholat - Ning Imaz Fatimatuz Zahra I Suara Muslimah

Summary

This video explains the differences between henna and nail polish, particularly in relation to wudu (ablution) in Islam. Henna is highlighted as permissible for wudu because it doesn't block water from reaching the skin. In contrast, regular nail polish can create a layer that prevents water from touching the skin, making it unsuitable for wudu. However, halal nail polishes are now available that allow water to pass through, making them permissible for wudu if tested for permeability. The video emphasizes that henna is ideal for wudu, while other nail polishes require further evaluation to confirm if they hinder the ablution process.

Takeaways

• 😀 Henna nail art is commonly used by women, even in pesantren (Islamic boarding schools), and is permissible for wudhu.
• 😀 Henna does not block water from reaching the skin, making it valid for performing wudhu and maintaining the authenticity of worship.
• 😀 Regular nail polish contains a layer that can prevent water from reaching the skin, which makes it not valid for wudhu.
• 😀 Halal nail polishes are designed with a permeable layer, which allows water to pass through, making them potentially valid for wudhu if tested properly.
• 😀 The main feature of Henna is that it leaves a stain on the nails or skin, similar to a marker stain, without creating a barrier that blocks water.
• 😀 Regular nail polish and other non-halal nail products may create a waterproof barrier, which is not suitable for wudhu.
• 😀 To determine whether a halal nail polish is permissible for wudhu, a water test is recommended (apply water to the polish and check if it passes through).
• 😀 If water cannot penetrate the nail polish layer, it is not allowed for wudhu as it obstructs direct contact with the skin.
• 😀 Henna is generally accepted for wudhu, while regular nail polishes and certain halal alternatives still require further testing for wudhu validity.
• 😀 The process of evaluating halal nail polish involves checking whether it allows water to reach the skin or if it forms a waterproof seal.

Q & A

What is Henna, and why is it permissible for wudhu?

Henna is a natural substance used for coloring, often applied on nails. It is permissible for wudhu because it does not block water from reaching the skin. The stain it leaves on the nails doesn't form a layer that prevents water absorption, making it suitable for ablution in Islamic practice.

How does regular nail polish affect wudhu?

Regular nail polish forms a layer on the nails that prevents water from reaching the skin, which is a requirement for valid wudhu. As a result, it is not permissible for use during wudhu because it blocks the water from contacting the skin directly.

What is the purpose of Halal nail polish, and how does it differ from regular nail polish?

Halal nail polish is specially formulated to allow water to pass through its layer, unlike regular nail polish. This makes it permissible for wudhu, as it does not block the flow of water to the skin. However, it should be tested by applying water to ensure it does not obstruct water absorption.

How can you test if a nail polish is permissible for wudhu?

To test if a nail polish is permissible for wudhu, apply the polish to a surface and drop water onto it. If the water passes through the polish and reaches the surface beneath, it indicates that the polish does not block water, making it permissible for wudhu. If the water is blocked, it is not permissible.

Can waterproof nail polish be used for wudhu?

No, waterproof nail polish typically forms a layer that blocks water from reaching the skin, which is a barrier to valid wudhu. Therefore, it should not be used for wudhu as it prevents the water from contacting the skin.

Why is Henna considered better for wudhu compared to regular nail polish?

Henna is considered better for wudhu because it stains the nails but does not create a barrier that stops water from reaching the skin. Unlike regular nail polish, which forms a waterproof layer, Henna allows water to penetrate, making it permissible for ablution.

What are the key differences between Henna and Halal nail polish?

Henna naturally stains the nails without forming a waterproof layer, allowing water to reach the skin for wudhu. Halal nail polish, on the other hand, forms a layer but is specifically designed to allow water to pass through it, making it permissible for wudhu if tested properly.

What should you do if you're unsure whether a nail polish is permissible for wudhu?

If you're unsure whether a nail polish is permissible for wudhu, test it by applying water to the surface where the polish is applied. If the water reaches the skin beneath, the polish is permissible; if the water is blocked, it is not allowed for wudhu.

What makes Elasc nail polish unsuitable for wudhu?

Elasc nail polish, like regular nail polish, forms a layer that prevents water from reaching the skin. Since wudhu requires water to contact the skin directly, Elasc is unsuitable for wudhu because it blocks water absorption.

What is the main takeaway regarding the permissibility of nail polishes for wudhu?

The main takeaway is that Henna is the only nail product clearly allowed for wudhu, as it doesn't block water from reaching the skin. Other nail polishes, including regular, waterproof, and Elasc, generally prevent water from penetrating and should not be used for wudhu unless they are specifically designed to allow water through, like certain Halal nail polishes.