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Imam Muhaddith Abdullah ibn as-Siddiq reported, "It is
reported that when Prophet Muhammad 5^ performed oblig-
atory bath, he started with the washing of his private parts,
then he washed his hands. He then made ablution like the
ablution for prayer. After performing ablution he took three
cupped handfuls of water and poured them over his head,
penetrating his hairs with the water [using his finger], then he
poured water over his entire body. After washing his body he
moved a short distance and washed his legs [and feet]."
290. Sahih Muslim, Vol. I, p. 187, no. 643.
291. Sutrah is an object such as a stick, etc., placed in front of a
praying person to act as a barrier between him and others. A
sutrah is not to be used when praying at the Grand Masjid in
Makkah, or at the Masjid of Prophet Muhammad jg in Madi-
nah. It is compulsory for a person to discontinue the prayer
in order to kill a snake or scorpion, or to aid a blind person or
child who is endangered. If one does not turn his or her chest
reported that when Prophet Muhammad 5^ performed oblig-
atory bath, he started with the washing of his private parts,
then he washed his hands. He then made ablution like the
ablution for prayer. After performing ablution he took three
cupped handfuls of water and poured them over his head,
penetrating his hairs with the water [using his finger], then he
poured water over his entire body. After washing his body he
moved a short distance and washed his legs [and feet]."
290. Sahih Muslim, Vol. I, p. 187, no. 643.
291. Sutrah is an object such as a stick, etc., placed in front of a
praying person to act as a barrier between him and others. A
sutrah is not to be used when praying at the Grand Masjid in
Makkah, or at the Masjid of Prophet Muhammad jg in Madi-
nah. It is compulsory for a person to discontinue the prayer
in order to kill a snake or scorpion, or to aid a blind person or
child who is endangered. If one does not turn his or her chest