Understanding Wudu and Purification

What is Wudu?

• Wudu is the Islamic practice of ritual purification through washing.

• Wudu is a form of fasting observed during Ramadan.

• Wudu is a celebration held after Hajj.

• Wudu is a type of prayer in Islam.

Which of the following is NOT a step in Wudu?

• Washing the back

• Wiping the head

• Washing the face

• Washing the hands

How many times do you wash your hands during Wudu?

• 4 times

• 3 times

• 5 times

• 2 times

What should you do if you break your Wudu?

• Take a break and relax.

• Wash your hands instead.

• Ignore it and continue praying.

• Perform Wudu again.

Is it necessary to say a specific prayer after completing Wudu?

• You can only say a specific prayer if you want to.

• No, it is not necessary to say a specific prayer after completing Wudu.

• You must say a specific prayer after Wudu.

• It is optional to say a specific prayer after Wudu.

What is the purpose of performing Wudu?

• The purpose of performing Wudu is to achieve ritual purity before prayer.

• To enhance physical strength before exercise.

• To cleanse the body of impurities after eating.

• To prepare for a long journey.

Can you perform Wudu with dirty water?

• Yes, you can perform Wudu with dirty water.

• Wudu is valid with any type of water.

• Dirty water is acceptable for Wudu.

• No, you cannot perform Wudu with dirty water.

What part of the body is washed first in Wudu?

• hands

• arms

• face

• feet

Is it allowed to perform Wudu without intention?

• No, it is not allowed to perform Wudu without intention.

• Intention is only required for prayer, not for Wudu.

• Yes, it is allowed to perform Wudu without intention.

• Wudu can be performed without any intention if done quickly.

What happens if you forget to wash a part of your body during Wudu?

• You can skip washing that part without any consequences.

• The Wudu is incomplete and must be redone.

• It is acceptable to only wash some parts of your body.

• Your Wudu is valid and does not need to be repeated.