Ablution

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The ablution (ghusl) is the bathing of the whole body for ceremonial purification

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Also the ritual washing of the thumbs and

Ablution in Islam: Wudu, daily wash

ABLUTION, ISLAMIC ( vożūʾ ), the minor ritual purification performed before prayers, circumambulation of the Kaʿba, recitation of the Koran, and the prostration expressing gratitude after reciting the Koran

And, instead of pure water, water mixed with salt, cow dung, sand, or urine can be used

Construction of one building that comprises 20 toilets and 40 ablution areas at the Dar-ul-Ulumin Bagrami District, Kabul Province

A Muslim who makes wudu at least 5 times a day forms a habit of cleaning, which protects him from causes of illnesses and purifies him of microbes

An ablution is a washing or a cleaning of oneself, for personal hygiene, or a ritual washing or cleaning associated with religious observance

For the followers of Islam, ablution is a state that is prerequisite to praying

When water tainted with Naegleria is sniffed up the nose, the ameba can travel to the brain 1-3

Kashmiri Muslim children perform ablution on a pond before offering prayers on the first Friday of Ramadan in Kashmirs Grand Mosque, on June 10,

In the context of the ordinary form it would most likely refer to the bowl used by the priest for the lavabo, or rite of washing of hands, at the presentation of gifts