Pillar of ablution (complete guidance of compulsory members) • I am a Muslim

What does the pillar mean to sit?

Are members of the need to sit?

Pillars of ablution means things -hal base Which must be done When sitting.

When all these things are finished, we must sit.

(Other things like prayer after sitting just circumcision)

Pillar of ablution Six things; Namely, intention, washing your face, washing hands to the elbows, sweeping the head, washing your feet to the ankle and order.

Members of membership are:

1. The whole face.
2. Part of the head.
3. Wash your hands to the elbows.
4. Wash your feet to the ankle.

If one of the pillars or members is obliged to sit down, then the chair invalid.

Pillars in the order are as follows:

Pillar of First Chairs:

Ablution intention

Lafaz’s intention is to:

Nawalu Rafaal Hading As-Ghori Lillahi Taala

Intention in Malay:

Only I raised a small hadas because of Allah Taala

Lafaz’s intention in Arabic is pronounced verbally circumcision law.

The mandatory intention is the trajectory in the heart that is served when starting to wash your face.

Ideally, the intention is spoken before starting to sit down to facilitate the intention of the heart.

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Second Pillar:

Washing face

The face that must be washed by draining the water that covers the hair on the forehead to the bottom of the chin and spread from the right ear to the left ear including the hair that grows.

It is recommended to start washing at the top of the face that leads down.

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Third Pillar:

Wash two hands to the elbow

It is important to flatten the water to all parts between the ends of the fingers to the elbows.

It is recommended to start washing from the fingertips to exceed the elbows by putting the right hand first.

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Fourth Pillar:

Sweep the head

Enough to apply water to the tile, even if it wet at least three strands of hair as long as the soaked hair is within the head boundary.

Illegal rubbing water on hair that crosses head boundaries such as hair shoulder or the tip of the hair bound.

The best is sweeping the entire head as a messenger of God (may peace for Him).

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Fifth Pillar:

Wash your feet to the ankle

Must wash your feet from fingertips until ankle.

If some feet are needed to wash the veil, it is necessary to wash the remaining parts.

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Sixth Pillars:

Orderly

Every pillar of ablution must be done sequentially.

This is the historical hadith of Nu’aim bin Abdullah Al-Mujmir:

I saw Abu Hurairah Ra sitting, so he washed his face and slightly removed from the face limit.

Then wash his right hand and leave each of them to the elbow.

Then broom the head, then wash the right and left legs each to the calf.

Then Abu Hurairah said: “This is how I see the messenger of God (may be peaceful at the same time).”

– Muslim history

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