Keeping clean is an essential part of muslim faith

Importance of Hygiene and cleanliness in Islam.

1. اللَّهُ يُحِبُّ الْمُطَّهِّرِينَ  ‎ Allah ( swt ) loves those who purify themselves (9:108)

2. الطُّهُورُ شَطْرُ الإِيمَانِ  Prophet Muhmmad (saw) said: Cleanliness is half Of Faith (Sahih Muslim 223)

3. Cleanliness in Islam? Heart Body Clothes

4. A clean heart

5. Hygiene

6. Bad Odour To avoid having a bad odour we need to- Remove hair from the arm pits Take ghusl (bath) regularly

7. Cleanliness of body Minor Impurity Major Impurity Menstruation (Period) Purification: Perform ghusl

8. Discharge after periods It’s a sticky white liquid. It is like a white thread. I t comes from the woman’s lower private area, at the end of her period. It is pure, so no ghusl, wudu required. It’s just a sign period has ended.

9. Wudu Benefits: Purifies Expiates the sins Essential for the acceptance of salah Get rid of diseases (infections)

10. Tayammum (dry Ablution) It is performed to achieve purity in the absence of water. It is allowed while travelling and in sickness. Steps: Make an intention. Strike both hands on the clean dust, soil, sand, lump of clay, stone. Blew it off your hands. Pass palms of your hands over your face and back of hands.

11. How to perform tayammum Steps of Tayummum

12. Ghusl Ghusl is the Arabic word for a complete bath or a ritual bath. By Striving muslimah

13. Clothes Change your undergarments daily. Wear fresh socks everyday or every other day. Wash your hijab regularly. Hang or fold you clothes nicely. Use perfume or body mist (in moderation) If you notice any blood stain then wash it off first then put in the washing machine.