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Everything, matter of the Sayyidah, is not a shabby, nor a thalami.

No goodness except the Prophet Muhammad taught us about it.

No evil, no harm except that he mentioned it. He taught us about it.

No wonder he taught us about cleanliness and about making sure that we are always clean.

If you look at the ablution of the wudhu that we are supposed to be engaging in before we pray,

it entails washing your hands suddenly five times a day, in such a way that the middle of your fingers and the bottom of your nails

are supposed to be washed. It teaches us about the toes and how to wash the middle of your toes,

how to wash your face, your hands and so on. Keep yourself extremely clean.

He has taught us about how to wash up after using the bathroom.

This is something that we should not be ashamed of. It is actually such a beautiful teaching.

If only we knew and if only we understood. So cleanliness is something that is very, very important in Islam

to the degree that the Prophet's awa'a salam says,

up to who, who should, who he even. Your cleanliness is half of your face.

So much of importance given to it and obviously when we speak of cleanliness,

the first thing that comes to the mind is that cleanliness that is physical

to do with your water, to do with your bathing, to do with cleaning yourself, ensuring your presentable looking neat,

etc. But it also includes cleaning your thoughts, cleaning your dealings and cleaning everything else,

your social living and so on. All of that is included.

But there is another thing that the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, taught us.

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