How to remember Allah while performing ablution in the bathroom
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Question:
Regarding remembering Allah when a person is performing ablution inside the bathroom, how is that done?
Answer:
The Sunnah is to be silent and not engage in dhikr; dhikr is disliked in the bathroom where one relieves oneself. However, if he wants to perform ablution and the washing area is in the bathroom, and he wants to perform ablution there, he should say the name of Allah at the beginning of the ablution. This is because saying the name of Allah is obligatory according to a group of scholars, so he should not leave it off due to the dislike. The obligatory act takes precedence, and the dislike is removed. He says the name of Allah when he starts the ablution, when washing his hands before rinsing his mouth and inhaling water into the nose, or when rinsing the mouth and inhaling water into the nose. The point is that he says the name of Allah at the beginning of the ablution, even if he is in the bathroom, if the need for ablution arises in the bathroom. This is because saying the name of Allah is obligatory according to a group of scholars, and a confirmed Sunnah according to the majority, so he should not leave it off. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Regarding remembering Allah when a person is performing ablution inside the bathroom, how is that done?
Answer:
The Sunnah is to be silent and not engage in dhikr; dhikr is disliked in the bathroom where one relieves oneself. However, if he wants to perform ablution and the washing area is in the bathroom, and he wants to perform ablution there, he should say the name of Allah at the beginning of the ablution. This is because saying the name of Allah is obligatory according to a group of scholars, so he should not leave it off due to the dislike. The obligatory act takes precedence, and the dislike is removed. He says the name of Allah when he starts the ablution, when washing his hands before rinsing his mouth and inhaling water into the nose, or when rinsing the mouth and inhaling water into the nose. The point is that he says the name of Allah at the beginning of the ablution, even if he is in the bathroom, if the need for ablution arises in the bathroom. This is because saying the name of Allah is obligatory according to a group of scholars, and a confirmed Sunnah according to the majority, so he should not leave it off. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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