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Ṭahāra. La ṭahāra (in arabo ﻃﻬﺎﺭة ?, letteralmente 'purità rituale') è lo stato di purità del corpo che – assieme a quello del proprio pensiero, nonché al preciso intento della sua indispensabilità per l'adempimento di un precetto legale islamico – si raggiunge con particolari lavacri: wuḍūʾ (abluzione parziale ...
7) La Purificazione (tahara) Wudù - Sufismo - La via del Cuore dell'Islam. Sei in: Home 1 L’Islam 2. In Nome di Dio, Misericordioso (Ar-Rahmàn) e Clementissimo (Ar-Rahìm) Assalamu ‘alaykum, wa rahmatullahi, wa barakatuhu. Che la Pace, la Misericordia e la Benedizione di Dio sia su tutti voi. Corso “I Pilastri dell’Islam” – 2 ...
Comunemente tradotti come ‘impuro’ e ‘puro’, tumà e taharà provocano di solito reazioni negative. Si può dire che in fondo queste obiezioni sorgono da un'incomprensione fondamentale. Infatti, tumà e taharà sono, prima di tutto, concetti spirituali e non fisici; non devono essere assolutamente confusi con i tipi di purezza ed ...
- Taharah Is of Two Types
- 1-Ghusl (Ritual Bathing)
- 2- Wudu’ (Ablution)
- Permissibility of Wiping Over Socks Or Shoes
- 3- Tayammum (Dry Ablution)
1. Purification from discernible impurities:
This is the process of purifying oneself from any visible physical impurity (such as urine, blood, or vomit) on the body, garment, or place of prayer that prevents the validity of that prayer. In this case, purification is accomplished by the removal of the defiling substance from the affected area by washing, sprinkling, or scrubbing with water.
2. Purification from indiscernible impurities:
This is the process of purifying oneself from indiscernible impurity related to the body, referred to in Arabic as Hadath, that prevents a person from prayer and similar acts of worship. Ritual impurity can affect either the entire body, termed in this case as major ritual impurity (such as sexual discharge, menstruation, or postpartum bleeding), and is eliminated by complete body wash; or it can affect specific parts of the body, termed in this case as minor ritual impurity (by causes such a...
Alternative purification method in the case of inability to obtain or use water:
When water is unavailable or there is danger of sustaining physical harm by using it due to sickness, old age, or severe cold, Tayammum(dry purification with clean earth) can be performed as a substitute for purification with water (i.e., ablution and ritual bathing).
Wash your entire body, including the roots of your hair (scalp), with pure water after forming the intention to purify yourself by sincerely focusing your mind on it, and saying at the start, “Bismillah (in the Name of Allah).”
. Make intention.
Intend in your heart to perform ablution, and start it by saying, “Bismillah (in the Name of Allah).”
. Wash your hands three times.
Wash your both hands up to the wrists, starting with the right hand. Ensure that the water runs between your fingers.
. Rinse your mouth three times.
Take a handful of water (in your right palm) and rinse your mouth, swirling the water around inside, and then spit the water out each time.
With the aim of providing ease, if you are wearing socks or shoes, you are permitted to wipe over theminstead of having to take them off and put them on again in order to wash your feet during ablution. The wiping is done by passing your wet hands over the upper surface of your socks or shoes, from the extremity of your toes to the shin.
– Intend in your heart to perform Tayammum, and then say, “Bismillah (in the Name of Allah).” – Strike the palms of both hands once on clean earth or any pure and dry substance of the earth (such as dust, clay, sand, rocks, or pebbles). – Shake off or blow off any extra dust or sand. – Wipe your entire face with your hands. – Wipe the back of your ...
Il sostantivo ebraico opposto, taharah ( טָהֳרָה) descrive uno stato di purità rituale che qualifica il tahor (טָהוֹר, persona o oggetto ritualmente puri) ad essere usato per qedushah. Il metodo più comune per ottenere taharah è che la persona o oggetto siano immersi in un mikveh (bagno/vasca rituale).
ṭahāra, system of ritual purity in Islam. This system is based on two premises: the first is that humans lapse from a state appropriate to ritual activity as a result of certain bodily acts, such as defecation, sexual intercourse, or menstruation. Second, there are certain substances, such as pork or blood, that are either unclean by nature ...
2 feb 2024 · As we mentioned above, we have 2 types of Tahara; physical and spiritual. the physical one is divided into 2 groups; Tahara from Najasah, and Tahara from Hadath. Now, it is time to learn the purification from Hadath! There are two types of Tahara of Hadath: Minor Hadath (being without wudu)
