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Is it Muslims or hindus that wash their feet before praying?
I don't know about Hindu's but Muslims wash their feet as far as the ankle 3 times as part of Wudu (the washing pattern completed before offering prayer).
Why do Musilms wash the wudu?
yes for there prayer
How do Muslims get ready for prayer?
They should be on valid minor and major wash (or wudu and ghosl)
What do you do before cooking?
You wash your hands and wash the equitment.
Why Muslims wash before praying?
To purify themselves before going to pray to God. As we wash with water, its as if we're washing away all the bad stuff we may have done since last time. my answer:- to cleanse ourselves before we pray because we always urinate and stuff before we pray just like the answer above mine said.
Do you have to wash cherries before you eat them?
You should always wash fruits and vegetables before eating them.
Do we need to wash green apples before eating them?
Yes, you should wash green apples before eating them, you should always wash fresh fruit before consuming.
What do Muslims do before they offer their daily prayers?
Muslims take Wu'Du before they enter the Mosque. Wu'Du is where Muslims wash their face, feet, and body to become clean enough to pray and to enter the Mosque. After they take Wu'Du, they put on clean and appropriate clothes (Hijab and long clothing for women, and clean pants and shirt for men).
What is a washarea in a mosque?
The washing area in a mosque is called the Wudu
Should you wash new fleece blanket before using?
wash new blanket before using
Why do Muslims wash their hands and feet in a mosque?
They wash their hands and feet in a washing room annexed to the mosque.
Why do Jewish people wash their feet as part of their religious practices?
Jewish people wash their feet as part of their religious practices to symbolize purity and spiritual cleansing before entering sacred spaces or engaging in prayer. This act is rooted in the tradition of ritual purification and serves as a way to show reverence and respect for the divine.
