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4. Tayammum (Dry Ablution):
3. Tayammum (Dry Ablution):
- Definition: Tayammum is a form of ablution that uses clean earth or dust when water is not available or when one is unable to use water due to illness or other valid reasons.
- Purpose: Tayammum serves as a substitute for wudu or ghusl, allowing a Muslim to perform acts of worship in the absence of water.
- When Required:
- When there is no water available.
- When using water is harmful to health (e.g., due to illness or injury).
- Steps: To perform Tayammum, make the intention, strike the hands lightly on clean earth or dust, and then wipe the face and hands up to the wrists.
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