Things Forbidden for Muslim Women during Major Ritual Impurity and Recommended Practices to Maintain Earning Rewards

Things Prohibited for Muslim Women during Major Ritual Impurity and Recommended Practices to Continue Earning Rewards

Dream - Major impurity is a condition in which a Muslim is prohibited from performing worship. He is allowed to resume worship after performing obligatory ablution. Major impurity can be experienced by both men and women. For a woman, the condition of major impurity is during postpartum bleeding, menstruation, and after sexual intercourse. In such conditions, there are several things that are prohibited for Muslim women when they are in a state of major impurity. So, Dream's friends must pay attention to it carefully. Especially when performing the purification process in order to be able to worship again.

Well, here are the things that are prohibited for Muslim women during major impurity (hadas besar) as summarized by Dream through various sources.

Things Forbidden for Muslim Women during Major Ritual Impurity and Recommended Practices to Maintain Earning Rewards

"Great Virtue for a Muslimah"

In Islam, various rules and procedures for relationships between men and women are strictly regulated to preserve purity and honor.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: The law of major impurity is one aspect of this. Major impurity occurs when someone experiences a state of janabah, which is after engaging in sexual intercourse, the release of semen (sperm) either due to wet dreams or marital relations, or after menstruation and postpartum bleeding for women. Someone who is in a state of janabah is not allowed to perform certain religious acts, such as prayer, until they perform the obligatory bath (janabah bath) to cleanse themselves from major impurity.

Bathing junub is done by washing the entire body until clean. For a Muslim woman, it is important to understand the laws related to major impurities and the ways to perform the junub bath. This is an important part of religious practice and maintaining purity in Islam. Additionally, it is also important to pay attention to cleanliness and purity in daily life according to Islamic teachings.

"Prohibited Actions for Muslim Women during Major Ritual Impurity"

There are several things that are prohibited for Muslim women during major ritual impurity because they are forbidden in Islam. What are they?

1. Prayer

Muslim women who are in a state of major ritual impurity (hadas besar) are prohibited from performing prayer. This is because being in a state of major ritual impurity is considered impure, therefore not fulfilling the requirements for performing prayer.

2. Fasting

Apart from prayer, Muslim women who are in a state of major ritual impurity are also prohibited from fasting. Fasting is a worship that requires a pure state of the body, so it is not allowed to be done while in a state of major ritual impurity.

3. Touching the Al-Qur'an

Muslimah who is in a state of major ritual impurity is also prohibited from touching the Al-Qur'an. Al-Qur'an is a holy book that requires a state of bodily purity when touched.

4. Enter the Mosque

"Masjid is a sacred place for worship, therefore Muslim women who are in a state of major ritual impurity are prohibited from entering the mosque."

5. Circumambulation

A Muslim woman who is in a state of major ritual impurity (hadas besar) is not allowed to perform tawaf, whether it is obligatory (tawaf fardhu) or recommended (tawaf sunah). They must purify themselves first in order to be able to perform tawaf.

All of these prohibitions must be followed because they are part of the procedure for worship that has been established in Islam. In order for the worship performed to be accepted by Allah, Muslim women need to adhere to these prohibitions.

"Amalan Muslimah saat Berhadas Besar" translates to "Muslimah's Practices during Major Ritual Impurity" in English.

"When performing a major ablution, Muslim women still have the opportunity to earn rewards. Here are the practices that can be done:"

Listening to the Recitation of the Qur'an or its Interpretation: Although one cannot read the Qur'an during menstruation, listening to the recitation of the Qur'an or its interpretation can still provide rewards and bring one closer to Allah. Praying and Remembrance: Taking the time to pray and engage in remembrance will help calm the heart and strengthen faith. Giving Charity: Giving charity to those in need is also a recommended practice during menstruation.

Studying Religious Knowledge: Learning about Islam through books, discussions, or religious lectures can also be done during menstruation. Praying for Others: Praying for the well-being of family, friends, and fellow Muslims is also considered a practice that can be done during menstruation. Maintaining Good Relations: Maintaining good relationships with family, friends, and neighbors is also recommended as a practice. Remembering Allah's Blessings: Reflecting on Allah's blessings and being grateful for all the blessings bestowed upon us is also considered a good practice.

Reading Religious Books: Reading beneficial Islamic religious books can also be done during menstruation. Helping Clean and Maintain the Mosque: Although unable to enter the mosque during menstruation, cleaning and maintaining the mosque can also bring rewards. Engaging in Beneficial Activities: Occupying oneself with beneficial activities that can enhance faith is also a practice that can be done during menstruation.

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