Rukun Mandi Wajib The correct way to take a mandatory bath, understand the intention and practice it in harmony

Rukun Mandi Wajib - Jakarta The correct mandatory bathing procedure for men and women is different. There is one feature of a woman's obligatory bath, which is that she doesn't have to untangle her hair. Understanding the correct way of taking a obligatory bath is the key to a Muslim free from major hadas.

Some of the conditions that make a Muslim have to take a obligatory bath or junub are lust or intercourse, childbirth, and menstruation or menstruation. The obligatory bathing  (Rukun Mandi Wajib) method is not only freeing from major and minor hadas, but the main requirement is to carry out worship properly or holy.

The correct way of obligatory bathing has been revealed by Allah SWT to Rasulullah SAW in Surah Al-Maidah verse 6 and An-Nisa 'verse 43. Both letters emphasize that the law of bathing junub is a command that must be carried out.

Here irfaniindonesia.com reviews the correct mandatory bathing (Rukun Mandi Wajib) method for men and women from various sources, Thursday

In Surah An-Nisa', it has been explained how to take a proper obligatory bath. Allah obliges a Muslim to take a obligatory bath  (Rukun Mandi Wajib) during junub.

The obligation of the correct obligatory bathing method does not only apply to men but also to women who experience it. However, in the explanation it is stated that those who do not find water can do tayammum.

"O you who believe, do not pray, while you are drunk, so you understand what you are saying, (nor do you approach the mosque) while you are in a state of junub, except for just passing, until you take a bath. And if you sick or on a journey or coming from a toilet or you have touched a woman, then you do not find water, so stay with good soil (pure); wipe your face and your hands. Verily Allah is Forgiving, Most Forgiving." (Surat an-Nisa': 43).

Allah SWT says:

"And if you are junub, then take a bath." (Surat al-Maidah: 6).

Ibn 'Abbas that Maimunah said,

"I once provided bathing  (Rukun Mandi Wajib) water for the Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him-. Then he poured water on his hands and washed them twice or twice or thrice. Then with his right hand he poured water on the palm of his left hand, then he washed his private parts. After that he rubbed his hands on the ground. Then he rinsed his mouth and put water into his nose. Then he washed his face and hands. Then he washed his head three times and rinsed his whole body. After that he shifted from the original position and washed his palms. his feet (in different places).” (Narrated by Bukhari no. 265 and Muslim no. 317).