1/31/2024 0 Comments Neatness and tidiness![]() Even it has been experienced that ablution normalizes high blood pressure. Wudu/ablution is not only a tool for the cleanliness of the body, but it also cleans inward, cleanses small sins and remits major misdeeds. “When we make ablution, all sins fall from the body. Ablution is called ‘wudu’ in Arabic because it brings brightness as its literally meaning suggests.” Ablution was classified obligatory for offering prayers. Khateeb of Sunnis in Zahedan added more, “Islam is the first religion which enjoined for building bathroom and toilet. The Hadiths order us to clean mouth and nose,” he said. “Toothbrush and tooth-stick have many advantages for health many of the diseases have root in the filth of mouth and teeth. There are many verses and narrations which suggest Muslims to take a shower, dress in clean cloths and brush teeth to avoid bad smell of the mouth.” ![]() The rector of Darululoom Zahedan further said, “When there was not any outward tidiness, Islam termed washing the whole body mandatory making it ‘Sunnah’ on Fridays. The initial verses of the chapter ‘al-Moddathir’ urges on the outward and inward cleanliness,” he added more. Islam underlines on the outward tidiness (dress, body, mouth and etc.) and inward neatness (beliefs and moral). The teachings and directions of the Noble Qur’an and Sunnah urge a lot on the both types of tidiness. “The Almighty bestowed mankind cleanliness and neatness of the outward and inward. People were involved in dirt like idolatry and fallen morally.” 28, 2016, “Before the rise of Islam, human beings were involved in various kinds of outward and inward filth and grime. Shaikh Abdol-Hamid said in his sermon of Oct. Soot, fungal spores and pollen are also carried into the house in the air.Pointing out to the importance of the ‘outward’ and ‘inward’ cleanliness, the Friday imam of Sunnis in Zahedan termed these two points the tools of obtaining the pleasure of the Almighty. When positioned in front of entrances, they catch the majority of the dirt which would otherwise end up in the hallway or other living spaces. It is therefore worthwhile having open mesh, coconut or textile mats or rubber sections to act as dirt traps. We carry the majority of dirt into our homes on our shoes. ![]() The composition of household dust varies depending on the room, location of the residential building, number of people living there and their lifestyle. Depending on the size and weight of the particles, the dust will either be carried into every corner by the circulating air or swirl around constantly without settling anywhere. Everything is there, from dead skin cells to carpet fibres, pollen, pet hair and fine dust – quite the banquet for unwanted guests such as booklice, dust mites, bacteria and mould spores. Looking at dust close-up under a microscope will tell you that it's a whole mix of differently sized particles, which mingle and combine with each other. After you have got rid of a few things, tidying up becomes noticeably easier. It may help to question why you need to keep your possessions: Do we really want to keep all our holiday souvenirs on the shelf? Do I need to get rid of all those old crime novels? When was the last time I wore that piece of clothing? You don't always need to have a radical clear-out like the organisational expert Marie Kondo – even just getting rid of a few objects can make a tangible difference to how quickly you can get through your weekly dusting. As with tidying up, you should approach sorting out in small steps and not try to do everything in a single weekend. It sounds almost too easy, but putting it into practice is often where everything falls apart. The fewer things you have, the less you have to put away before cleaning and the easier it is to keep things tidy in the long run. Whole books have been written about the hot topic of minimalism, yet just a few simple reflections can have a great effect.
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