บท 308: A point of view of a Muslim nobleman

Yaasir al-Zakaria, who was sleeping, woke up when the door to his room was knocked.

"Mr. Yaasir, it is six in the morning. As you requested, it is not dawn yet. I will leave the hot water outside the door."

Yaasir opened his eyes and got up from his bed to go to the door where he once opened it. He took an iron pot that had hot watered.

After this, he returned to his room because he had to wash his body doing Wudu, a purification ritual that he had to perform before prayer.

To begin with, he felt the Niyyah in his heart and said.

'Bismillah Hirrahman Nirraheem'¹

After this, he began to wash his hands with water, starting with his hands up to his wrists. This he did three times.

At the end, he rinsed his mouth three times, and then inhaled the water using his nose before expelling it using his left hand. This process was also done three times.