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Wudu is a ritual performed by individuals to purify themselves from impurities and clean Offal using water in Islam before performing prayer. Wudu is usually carried out when preparing to pray as it is one of the pillars of prayer. In addition to using water, wudu can also be substituted with dry ablution known as Tayammum. It is highly recommended to recite an intention before performing wudu.

The understanding and definition of wudu linguistically come from the term Al-Wadha'ah, which means cleanliness, brightness, and beauty, while wudu according to Sharia is washing specific body parts with a specific intention. Wudu itself is a way of purifying the body parts with water. As a Muslim, it is obligatory to purify oneself before performing obligatory worship such as prayer. If water is not available, then wudu can be performed using dry ablution (tayammum). More information about tayammum can be found in the tayammum procedure.

The ruling on performing wudu itself is mandatory when preparing to perform prayer and circumambulation (thawaf). This is based on the following words of Allah and hadith:

"O you who have believed, when you rise to pray, wash your faces and your forearms to the elbows and wipe over your heads and wash your feet to the ankles." (Q.S. Al-Maidah: 6).

"The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: The prayer of one who does not perform ablution will not be accepted." (Narrated by Abu Hurairah).

May this application provide valuable Islamic jurisprudence information on the topic of wudu based on the Shafi'i school of thought. All the procedures for performing wudu in this application should be understood and comprehended by every Muslim as wudu pertains to the prerequisites for valid prayer, which is an obligatory worship for all Muslims. This concludes the article discussing wudu this time; may it be beneficial and serve as a reference for all. Peace be upon you all.

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