Yes, That's the first thing you do to reduce feacal contamination of already washed parts of the body.
I believe it was before.
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).
Although it is good practice to wash feet before entering mandir, many do not abide by it, including myself. However, it is imperative that people leave their footwear outside before entering the mandir. They are given the option to wash hands and feet if they choose, but as said many don't. Also, many usually bathe before they go to a mandir, so they might feel they are clean.
Hands, mouth, face, top of your hair and feet
Not if they wash all the feces off first.
Typically you could do both.
He showed humbleness, so I would try to show humbleness back and allow him to wash my feet if he wanted to, and wash his feet if he allowed.
Yes, according to Duolingo's guidelines, it is recommended to wash your feet.
Peter said to Him. "You shall never wash my feet!" Jesus answered and said unto him "If I don't wash your feet then you will have no part of me." John 13:8
If you wash it properly it should not! however most people are not on top of their anal hygiene it seems
Pruritis aniiLots of causes, a common one is poor hygiene. Wash it!
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