What intention must be made before beginning wudu?
I am performing Wudhu Qurbatan Ilallah.
Where must water be poured from when washing the face?
From where the hair grows.
In masah of the head, what part of the fingers must be used?
Flats of the fingers.
During Takbiratul Ihram, what position must the hands be in?
Hands at ears with palms facing qiblah.
What surah must be recited after Surah al-Fatiha in the first rak’ah?
Another surah.
Name one obstruction that must be removed before starting wudu.
Rings, watches, socks, ink, paint, nail varnish, gel blocking water.
What is the maximum number of times the face or arms can be washed?
No more than twice.
In masah of the head, what must stay still?
The head — only the hand moves.
In qiyam, where should the student be looking?
Down at the turbah.
What is recited between the two sajdahs?
Astaghfirullaha Rabbi wa Atubu Ilayh.
What are the three mustahab acts listed before starting wajib wudu steps?
Wash hands twice, gargle three times, rinse nose three times.
For boys, describe the wiping direction when washing the arms.
Downward from elbow to fingertips.
How far must the masah of the foot be wiped?
From toes to ankle.
In ruku’, how should boys’ posture differ from girls’?
Boys: back straight, legs apart. Girls: less bend, legs together.
What is recited when rising from ruku’?
Sami’Allahu li man hamidah.
What two conditions must be met for Tartib and Muwalat in wudu?
Correct order with no breaks.
Explain the assessment rule that says pouring water multiple times can still count as “one wash.”
Multiple pours are allowed — one pour + full wipe = one wash.
Name any three conditions for valid masah of the head.
No new water, wipe with right hand, flats of fingers, middle to hairline, forehead not touched, ensure roots get wet, done once, head stays still.
Describe how boys and girls stand up from sajdah for the next rak’ah.
Boys use palms and lift knees first; girls stand without using palms.
Recite all three statements of the final salam.
As-salāmu ‘alayka ayyuhan-nabiyyu… As-salāmu ‘alayna wa ‘alā ‘ibādillāhis-sālihīn. As-salāmu ‘alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakātuh.