Sure! Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "Dream - Wudhu is a part that must not be overlooked when preparing to perform the prayer. In this process, Muslims cleanse the minor impurities that cling to their body parts. Considering that in performing the prayer, one must be free from both major and minor impurities. Therefore, Dream friends must know what the pillars of wudhu are so that the wudhu performed is truly perfect and valid. One of the movements in wudhu is washing the face. Now, in each wudhu movement, there is a prayer that can be recited. Including the prayer for wudhu when washing the face."

According to Syara' as explained in the book Al-Fiqh Al-Manhaji ala Madzhabis Syafi'i, the meaning of wudhu is: "A name to indicate the act of using water on certain body parts accompanied by intention." If the letter wawu is pronounced with a fathah, then it has a different meaning from wudhu. Wadhu is the name used to refer to the tool used for wudhu, which is water. Wudhu itself does not always mean the ritual of purification before prayer or performing other acts of worship.

In a hadith it is explained: "The meaning of wudhu based on the above hadith is to wash the hands and mouth after eating. As mentioned in Lisanul Arab: "The intention is to wash the hands and mouth from the remnants of food." What is meant by the word 'berwudhulah' in the above hadith is to wash the hands and mouth to be free from odor."

"Through the explanation above, what is meant by Allah SWT with ablution is cleanliness and beauty. It is also referred to as thaharah, which is performed before prayer. Because when facing Allah SWT, one must be in a state that is beautiful and pure."

Here is the translated text with HTML tags preserved: "**O Allah, whiten my face with Your light on the day You whiten the faces of Your allies. And do not blacken my face with darkness on the day You blacken the faces of Your enemies.**" (See Sayid Utsman bin Yahya, Maslakul Akhyar, Al-‘Aidrus edition, Jakarta)

"Use both hands simultaneously to wash your face. This method is more perfect and distributes water more evenly on the face. Start washing your face from the top, then spread it downwards. The reason for starting from the top is that this part is the most noble, where the forehead is the area for prostrating to Allah SWT. This also facilitates the water to flow downwards. When washing the face, it is recommended to rub the face with your hands. Although it is not rubbed, the ablution remains valid, but one does not receive the merit of rubbing the face. Wash the face three times."