Tata Cara Wudhu dengan Air Sedikit yang Sah dan Benar Sesuai Syariat | Tutorial Ibadah

Introduction

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to perform wudhu (ablution) using minimal water, following Islamic teachings. It is especially useful for those traveling to areas with limited water supply, such as mountainous or arid regions. The guide is grounded in authentic references from Hadith, Ijma' (consensus), and Qiyas (analogy), ensuring that the practice aligns with Islamic law.

Step 1: Intention for Wudhu

• Begin by making a sincere intention in your heart to perform wudhu. This intention does not need to be spoken aloud; it is an internal commitment to clean yourself for prayer.

Step 2: Wash Your Hands

• Use a small amount of water to wash both hands thoroughly up to the wrists.
• Ensure that water reaches between the fingers and under the fingernails.
• Repeat this washing three times if possible, but if water is scarce, one thorough wash is sufficient.

Step 3: Rinse Your Mouth

• Take a sip of water and swish it around in your mouth.
• Spit it out and repeat this action three times.
• If water is limited, ensure at least one thorough rinse is performed.

Step 4: Cleanse Your Nose

• Take a small amount of water into your palm and sniff it gently into your nostrils.
• Use your left hand to blow it out.
• Repeat this process three times. If water is scarce, one instance is adequate.

Step 5: Wash Your Face

• Splash water onto your face, covering it completely from the forehead to the chin and ear to ear.
• Repeat this three times, ensuring that the entire face is washed.

Step 6: Wash Your Arms

• Start washing your right arm from the fingertips to the elbow, making sure to include the area between the fingers.
• Repeat with your left arm.
• Each arm should be washed three times. If water is limited, ensure to wash at least once thoroughly.

Step 7: Wipe Your Head

• Wet your hands with a small amount of water and wipe over your head.
• You can wipe from the front to the back and back to the front.
• This can be done once, but if time and water allow, repeating it is preferable.

Step 8: Wipe Your Ears

• Use your wet fingers to wipe behind and inside your ears.
• This should be done once, but can be repeated if desired.

Step 9: Wash Your Feet

• Wash your right foot up to the ankles, ensuring water reaches between the toes.
• Repeat the process for the left foot.
• Each foot should be washed three times if water allows, but once is sufficient in a water-scarce situation.

Conclusion

Performing wudhu with limited water is a practical skill for Muslims, especially when traveling. By following these steps, you can ensure that your wudhu is valid and in accordance with Islamic teachings, even with minimal resources. Remember to prioritize intention and cleanliness in your practice. If you have further questions or need additional tutorials, feel free to explore more resources on the NU Online platform.