Is it permissible to perform prayers in places where people walk in shoes?
Submitted by on Wed, 08/05/2024 - 14:25
Dear Brother / Sister,
Islam is the religion of cleanliness.
The body, clothes, house, workplace, street and city of the Muslim must be clean.
Taharah from hadith (cleaning from ritual impurity) means to make wudu for a person who needs wudu and to make ghusl (have a bath) for a person who needs ghusl.
On the other hand, cleanliness is one of the conditions of the worship of prayer (salah).
Taharah from najasah (cleaning from material impurity) means cleaning the body, clothes and place of prayer from things that are religiously deemed dirty such as human blood and urine, the urine and feces of animals such as horses and sheep.
Prayer is not performed without fulfilling the condition of cleaning from ritual and material purity.
Unless there are things that are religiously deemed impure in the place you mention, prayers can be performed there.
Questions on Islam
- What is Taharah (Cleanliness)?
- Things that are regarded clean in terms of Religion
- Ghusl (Major Ablution)
- Does dirty water that splash on us prevent prayer? Today, toilets are made of hard substances, which increase the probability of splashing. I act scrupulously and waste water. I expect sound solutions from you if possible.
- Is it permissible to perform prayers with shoes on? Is the same thing valid for janazah prayer?
- TAHARA (Cleanliness or Purification)
- What does Taharah from hadath Mean?
- Issues related to ghusl
- How to make ghusl?
- Does a person who sees blood on his clothes have to perform the prayers he has performed with those clothes again? What should I do since I wore my undershirt for a long time including the Friday prayer?
