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100

What is wudu?

Ritual purification/ablution.

100

What do we wash first when making wudu?

Hands

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How many times is each part normally washed?

3 times

100

Which prayer doesn't require a state of wudu?

None

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What do we say before starting wudu?

Ash-hadu an lā ilāha illallāhu waḥdahu lā sharīka lah, wa ash-hadu anna Muḥammadan ʿabduhu wa rasūluh.

200

What is the Arabic word for intention?

Niyyah

200

Which body part is wiped not washed?

Head

200

Which hand do we normally begin with when washing the hands?

Right
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After washing the face, what do we wash?

The arms up to and including the elbows.

200

True or False: Sleep breaks wudu.

Deep sleep breaks your wudu

300

Put these in the correct order: feet, face, hands, head, arms.

→ Hands → Face → Arms → Head → Feet

300

Do you need to make a new wudu for every single prayer, or can one wudu cover multiple prayers?

One wudu is valid for multiple prayers unless it is broken — there's no need to renew it unless it becomes invalid

300

What breaks wudu that people often forget about?

Deep sleep, passing gas, discharge — and touching private parts directly per some madhabs.

300

True or False: You should waste water during wudu because you're doing an act of worship.

False

300

You know for sure that you have wudu, but you are not sure if you broke it. Do you need to make wudu again?

No. You still have wudu unless you are certain that you broke it.

400

What is the difference between washing and wiping in wudu?

→ Washing involves water flowing over the body part; wiping involves passing wetness over the designated area.

400

What are the required actions (fard) that must be done for wudu to be valid?

The four required actions are: washing the face, washing the arms/hands up to the elbows, wiping part of the head, and washing the feet up to the ankles. Most scholars also require the intention (niyyah) for it to count as an act of worship.

400

If you jump in a pool, does it count as wudu?

It can — but only if the water itself is pure (tahir), you make the intention of wudu, and the water reaches all the required parts (face, arms, head, feet). If the pool water is najis (impure — visibly changed in color, taste, or smell by something impure), the wudu doesn't count no matter what. 

400

You finish wudu and realize you completely forgot to wash your feet. What should you do?

Wash the feet properly; depending on the school of thought and how much time has passed, the ruling regarding repeating subsequent actions can differ.

400

What is the purpose of wudu beyond simply making the body physically clean?

It's to purify the outward to be ready to stand before Allah in prayer.

500

What duaa we say after/during wudu?

Allahumma-jʿalnī min at-tawwābīna wajʿalnī min al-mutatahhhirīn.

500

Can you wipe over socks (khuffain) instead of washing your feet? What are the conditions?

Yes — if put on while already in a state of wudu, and within the allowed time limit (about 24 hrs for a resident, 3 days for a traveler, per most opinions).

500

What's the minimum required in wudu vs. what's sunnah?

One wash of each part is the minimum (fard); washing each part three times is sunnah.

500

If water is unavailable or harmful to use, what do you do instead?

Tayammum,  using clean earth, dust, or a valid substitute surface.

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Does bleeding break wudu?

Scholars differ: the Hanafi view is yes if it flows beyond the wound; the Shafi'i view is no, unless from the private parts.

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