Essential Guide: How to Properly Wipe After Defecation in Islam

Learn the Islamic practice of hygiene after defecation, including Istinja and proper techniques for cleanliness.

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In Islam, proper hygiene after defecation is important, and water is commonly used. This practice is known as Istinja. After using the toilet, one should wash the area with water, using the left hand as the right hand is used for eating and other clean activities. Using toilet paper first and then water is also acceptable. This practice ensures cleanliness and is an important aspect of Islamic personal hygiene.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Istinja in Islam? Istinja is the practice of cleaning oneself with water after using the toilet, emphasizing the importance of hygiene in Islam.
  2. Can toilet paper be used in place of water? Yes, using toilet paper first followed by water is acceptable in Islamic hygiene practices.
  3. Why is the left hand used for cleaning in Islam? In Islam, the left hand is used for cleaning oneself while the right hand is reserved for eating and other clean activities.

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