Next continue with the same wet hands and wipe your right...

Next continue with the same wet hands and wipe your right foot from any toe of the foot up to the ankle joint. Finally, wipe your left foot to complete your wudhoo. TAYYAMUM Under certain circumstances, instead of Wudhoo, we are allowed to perform Tayyamum. A person can perform Tayammum if: He has no access to pure and clean water. Water is harmful to his health/body at that time. There is very little time before the prayer becomes Qadha and performing Wudhoo will take too long.

Tayyamum can be performed on the following things: Earth Sand - hard or soft A Lump of clay Dust that gather on dresses, carpets etc. PERFORMING TAYYAMUM We will describe the process using dust as our medium. First of all make a Niyyah (Intention) similar to the one you would for Wudhoo. Gently strike or keep both palms on the dust. This should be done with both the palms at the same time. Wipe/stroke your forehead with the palms of both hands.

You must cover all the area from the point where your hair grows down to the eyebrows just above the nose. It is recommended that you pass your palms over the eyebrows as well. You can do this by beginning from the middle of the forehead and then passing your palms to the left and right ends. Next, pass your left palm on the back of your right hand and after that pass your right palm on the back of your left hand. Strike your hands on the dust for a second time and repeat the fourth step above.

IMPORTANT NOTES Tayyamum is a replacement for Wudhoo only under certain conditions. Tayyamum can be performed on sand, dust or earth. Tayyamum performed on Najis or Ghasbi sand is Batil (Null) SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT… Tayyamum when performed instead of Wudhoo must be carried out in the following sequence: First strike your hands on the earth, then wipe your forehead and the back of your hands, and then strike the hands on the earth once again to wipe the back of the hands for the last time.

Think and Answer In what circumstances can one perform Tayyamum instead of Wudhoo? Mention the seven steps of Wudhoo in sequence (Tartib). Mention the five steps of Tayyamum in sequence. Practical Perform Wudhoo and Tayyamum in front of your teacher. Previous…