PURIFICATION · TOPIC 2 OF 7
Etiquettes
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Among the etiquettes of wuḍū’ are the following:
- Facing the qiblah [direction of the Ka’bah in Makkah]
- Avoiding the water used in wuḍū’ [from getting on one’s body or clothes]
- Making supplication (du’ā) with those words that have been narrated
- Mentioning the Name of Allāh when washing each limb
- Performing wuḍū’ by oneself
- Rushing to perform wuḍū’ before the prayer time comes in, unless one has a chronic excuse
- Reciting the two testifications of faith after wuḍū’
- Drinking from the leftover water afterwards
Among the things disliked (makrūhāt) in wuḍū’ are the following:
- Wasting water (isrāf)
- Using too little water when washing
- Striking or slapping the face with water when washing it
- Speaking during wuḍū’, other than making supplications
- Having someone else assist one in wuḍū’ without a valid excuse



