If anyone performs ablution like this ablution of mine and offers two Rak'ahs during which he does not think of anything else, Allah will forgive his past sins
Chapter: To rinse the mouth with water while performing ablution
Authentic
hadith of Sahih al-Bukhari
Muttafaq ‘alayh (Bukhari and Muslim)Sahih al-Bukhari 164
Humrān, the freed slave of 'Uthmān ibn' Affān, reported that he saw 'Uthmān ibn' Affān asking (for water) to perform ablution, and he poured water from his vessel over his hands and washed them thrice and then put his right hand in the water and rinsed his mouth and washed his nose by putting water in it and then blowing it out. Then, he washed his face thrice and his forearms up to the elbows thrice. Then, he passed his wet hands over his head and washed each foot thrice. After that, he said: "I saw the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) perform ablution like this ablution of mine, and he said: 'If anyone performs ablution like this ablution of mine and offers two Rak'ahs during which he does not think of anything else, Allah will forgive his past sins.'"
Reported by Al-Bukhari (No. 164, 159, 160, 1934, 6433), Muslim (No. 226a, 226b), Abu Dawud (No. 106), An-Nasa’i (No. 84, 85, 116), Ibn Majah (No. 285), Ahmad (No. 393, 395, 429, 442, 448, 456, 496) and Ad-Darimi (No. 690).
'Uthmān ibn' Affān (may Allah be pleased with him) practically taught the Prophet's manner of ablution to make it clearer. He asked for water in a vessel and poured water on his hands three times. After that, he entered his right hand into the vessel, took water with it, put it in his mouth and let it out. Then, he sniffed water into his nose and then blew it out. Then, he washed his face three times and then washed his forearms up to the elbows three times. Then, he passed his wet hand over his head once. Then, he washed his feet along with the ankles three times.
When he (may Allah be pleased with him) finished, he informed them that he saw the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) perform ablution like that ablution and that he (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) gave them glad tidings that whoever performs ablution like his ablution and offers two Rak'ahs, with presence of mind and humility before his Almighty Lord, Allah will recompense him for this complete ablution and this sincere prayer by forgiving his past sins.
Lessons
It is recommended to wash the hands before inserting them into the vessel at the beginning of ablution, even if one is not awake from sleep. If one is awake from a night's sleep, washing his hands is obligatory.
A mentor should adopt the best approach whereby the learner can understand knowledge and absorb it in a better way. An example is to teach others by action.
A praying person should repel the thoughts related to worldly preoccupations, for the perfection and completion of prayer lies in the presence of the mind. Indeed, thoughts cannot be avoided altogether, but he should make an effort against them and not follow them.
It is recommended to begin with the right side in ablution.
It is prescribed to follow the order between rinsing the mouth, sniffing water into the nostrils and blowing it out.
It is recommended to wash the face, hands, and feet three times. It is obligatory to wash them at least once.
Forgiving the past sins results from two things together: performing ablution and offering two Rak‘ahs, in the manner demonstrated in the Hadīth.
Each organ of the organs of ablution has a boundary: The boundary of the face extends from the hairline to the lower end of the beard and chin, lengthwise, and from ear to ear, breadthwise. The boundary of the hand extends from the fingertips to the elbow, i.e. the joint between the forearm and the upper arm. The boundary of the head extends from the hairline on the face's sides to the upper neck. Wiping the ears is part of the head. The boundary of the foot includes the whole foot along the joint between it and the leg.
Explanation in Arabic
عَلَّمَ عثمانُ رضي الله عنه صفةَ وضوءِ النبيِّ صلى الله عليه وسلم بطريقة عَمَليّة؛ ليكون أبلغ إيضاحًا، فطلب ماءً في إناء، فَصَبَّ على يديه ثلاثَ مرات، وبعد ذلك أدخل يدَه اليمنى في الإناء، وأخذ بها ماءً فأدَارَه في فَمِه وأخرجه، ثم سحب الماء بِنَفَسِهِ إلى باطن أَنفِهِ، ثم أخرجه ونثره، ثم غَسَلَ وجهَه ثلاث مرات، ثم غسل يديه مع المِرْفقين ثلاثًا، ثم أَمَرَّ يده على رأسه مَبلولةً بالماء مرة واحدة، ثم غسل رجليه مع الكعبين ثلاثًا.
فلما فرغ رضي الله عنه أخبرهم أنه رأى النبيَّ صلى الله عليه وسلم توضأ مثل هذا الوضوء، وبشَّرهم صلى الله عليه وسلم أنه مَن توضأ مثل وضوئه، وصلى ركعتين، خاشعًا مُحْضرًا قلبَه بين يدي ربه عز وجل فيهما، فإن الله يجازيه على هذا الوضوء الكامل وهذه الصلاة الخالصة بغفران ما سبق من ذنوبه.
استحباب غسل اليدين قبل إدخالهما في الإناء في ابتداء الوضوء، وإن لم يكن قائمًا من النوم، فإن كان مستيقظًا من نوم الليل فيجب غسلهما.
ينبغي للمعلم أنْ يَسلك أقرب الطرق إلى الفهم ورسوخ العلم لدى المتعلم، ومن ذلك التعليم بالفعل.
ينبغي للمصلي دفع الخواطر المتعلِّقة بأشغال الدنيا، فتمام الصلاة وكمالها في حضور القلب فيها، وإلا فالأفكار يتعذر السلامة منها، فعليه أن يجاهد نفسه ولا يسترسل في ذلك.
استحباب التيامن في الوضوء.
مشروعية الترتيب بين التمضمض والاستنشاق والاستنثار.
مغفرة الله ما سبق من الذنوب يترتب على مجموع الأمرين: الوضوء، وصلاة ركعتين، على الصفة المذكورة في الحديث.
لكل عضو من أعضاء الوضوء حد: فحد الوجه: من منابت شعر الرأس المعتاد، إلى ما نزل من اللحية والذقن طولًا، ومن الأذن إلى الأذن عرضًا. وحد اليد: من أطراف الأصابع إلى المرفق وهو المفصل بين الساعد والعَضُد. وحد الرأس: من منابت الشعر المعتاد من جوانب الوجه إلى أعلى الرقبة، ومسح الأذنين من الرأس. وحد الرِّجْل: القدم كاملة مع المفصل بينها وبين الساق.
" مَنْ تَوَضَّأَ مِثْلَ وُضُوئِي هَذَا غُفِرَ لَهُ مَا تَقَدَّمَ مِنْ ذَنْبِهِ " . وَقَالَ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ ـ صلى الله عليه وسلم ـ " وَلاَ تَغْتَرُّوا "
Narrated by Uthmān ibn ‘Affān
Not gradedMuttafaq ‘alayh (Bukhari and Muslim)Musnad Ahmad 393
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