The Five Types of Water
The Five Types of Water
The 5 types of water, which can and cannot be used for purification, and the conditions for pure water.
Learning objectives
- List the 5 types of water correctly
- Explain which water can be used for wudu and ghusl
- Recognize water that has changed or been mixed with impurity
- Explain the measure of two qullah
The first type is pure water, which includes rainwater, springs, wells, and wells. These can be used for tap water, bathing, and bathing. The second type is abundant water, such as from lakes, lakes and rivers, that can be utilized regardless of smell or color. The third type is water that has been altered by plants, fruits, or plants. Water can wash away dirt and debris. Any water should be used to wash away impurities. Muslims should study the proper type of water.
Comprehension quiz
Which water can be used for purification?
Which water cannot be used for purification?
What is the measure of two qullah?
Can seawater be used for purification?
Can water greatly changed by something pure (such as tea or dye) still be used for wudu?