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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.
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).
What do muslims do before preying?
Before praying, Muslims perform ablution, so as to cleanse their body and make 'Niyaat' (intention of praying).
When a Muslim is washing themselves before praying does the water after be warm?
this is an Islamic rule that for talking God human should be clean. and no need to water be warm.
What do Islams do before praying?
wash themselves
Why do Muslims wash themselves before they worship?
Muslims usually wash parts of their body before worship because it is a sign of cleanliness and consecration before God. It shows that they want to approach God with a clean heart.
What do Muslims remove before praying?
Anything that is dirty or has pictures or writing, must be removed before salah.
Do christians washpeform a ritual to purify themselves before praying?
no...
What is a washarea in a mosque?
The washing area in a mosque is called the Wudu
Why is there a wash room in a mosque?
Every mosque has a place where worshippers may ritually cleanse themselves before entering to pray. they have to be clean before facing Allah.
What is significant about the ka'bah to Islam and Muslim?
Kaaba is the direction to which all Muslims orient themselves during the daily praying.Kaaba is the place that all Muslims during pilgrimage (Hajj or Omra); or before/after praying; move around (anticlockwise) for seven times as one of the ritual worships.
Why does a mosque have Quran holy books and Quran stands?
For Muslims to recite Quran, occasionally, before or after praying.
