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Baitul Khala Introduction (Restroom/Toilet)
Baitul Khala in English means a place for rest and hygiene, or a toilet. The Muslim born knows the etiquette at the time of entrance and exit from the rest room, keeping in mind cleanliness and modesty during these different actions.
Key Points:
Purpose: Baitul Khala serves the basic purpose of providing a decent and clean area to the people where they can answer the call of nature.
Sunnah Attributes:
Entering with the left foot and reciting a dua seeking refuge from Allah for impurities.
Not facing towards the Qiblah during relieving oneself.
Keeping the norms of purity, which also entails taking water for cleaning purposes.
Exiting with the right foot while reciting a dua of gratitude.
Modesty and Humility: Even in matters of privacy, modesty, and humility can be seen in the way Prophet Muhammad-peace be upon him-ended and how his Sunnah guides the etiquettes in the restroom.
Key Points to Note:
Entry into the rest room by covering the head emulates the Sunnah of the Prophet-salla Allahu alayhi wa sallam.
Observation of personal cleanliness and use of water for purification, as it is highly regarded in Islam.
Understanding and upholding the etiquettes of Baitul Khala reflect the integrated approach of Islam by introducing harmony in cleanliness, modesty, and gratitude into the most inconsequential elements of ordinary everyday life.
Betul Khala Aane Jane Ki Sunnate’n (Part – 02)
Step 1: Istanje ke liye Pani aur Dhele:
Dono, Teen Dhele or Pathar bhi ho sakte hain. Baaz ulama ne toilet paper istemal karne ka mashwara diya hai taki flush kharab na ho.
Step 2: Huzoor Sallallahu Alaihivasallam ka Tashreef le jana:
Huzoor Sallallahu Alaihivasallam sar dhaank kar joota pehan kar Betul Khala mein tashreef le jate thay.
Step 3: Dua Before Entering Betul Khala:
Before entering, say the following dua:
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ اللَّهُـمَّ إِنِّي أَعُوذُ بِكَ مِنَ الْخُبْثِ وَالْخَبَائِثِ
“Bismillahi Allahumma inni A’uzubika Minal Khubusi Wal Khaba’isi.”
Translation:
In the name of Allah) O Allah, I seek refuge in You from all the devils (be it men or women).
Step 4: Entering with the Left Foot:
Enter Betul Khala with your left foot first while entering. It is the sunnah way.
Step 5: Keeping Modesty:
If possible, enter Betul Khala with the body covered. It is in accordance with modesty and humbleness recommended in Islam.
Arabic dua mentioned above is recited while entering the restroom Betul Khala seeking protection of Allah from impure and Satanic forces as under:
Bismillahi: “In the name of Allah.” One begins the action invoking the name of Allah; this emphasizes that any action is to be done in His name.
Allahumma: “O Allah.” It is an invocatory word when addressing Allah directly.
Inni A’uzubika: “I seek refuge with You.” The word “A’uzubika” emanates from “A’udhu,” which means seeking refuge or protection.
Mina al-jinnati wa al-jinni: “From the male and female devils.” “Khubus” in Arabic means impurities, and here it is used metaphorically to refer to the devils or harmful forces.
Wa mina al-arwahi al-khaba’isi: “And from the unclean spirits.” “Khaba’is” in Arabic means evil or unclean spirits.
Overall, the dua essentially means that: “In the name of Allah, O Allah, I seek refuge with You from the male and female devils and from the unclean spirits.”
It is meritorious to recite this dua while entering the toilet in Islam, which signifies a plea for protection from Allah during a moment when one is in a rather helpless position from impure things and bad spirits.
Dua To Enter Toilet (Baitul Khala):
In Arabic,
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ اللَّهُـمَّ إِنِّي أَعُوذُ بِكَ مِنَ الْخُبْثِ وَالْخَبَائِثِ
English Translation:
(In the name of Allah) O Allah, I seek refuge in You from all the devils (be it men or women).
Explanation:
This dua before entering the toilet is said for protection from harmful creations. It is a Sunnah to enter the toilet with the left foot, and saying this dua will remind one to keep the act clean as well as his spiritual thoughts.
Prayer to Leave the Toilet-Baitul Khala
In Arabic:
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ اللَّهُـمَّ إِنِّي أَعُوذُ بِكَ مِنَ الْخُبْثِ وَالْخَبَائِثِ
English Translation:
In the name of Allah, O Allah! I seek refuge in you from the evil of all devils men and women.
Explanation
This dua is being done after coming out of the toilet. It shows the importance of taking a continuous defense against noxious forces. It reassures the continuance of keeping one clean and conscious of their surroundings even after using the toilet.
Important Guidelines about Toilet Etiquette
Enter the toilet with the left foot.
Keep your head covered upon entering the toilet.
Enter the toilet with shoes or slippers.
While on the commode, one should not face toward the Qiblah.
Talking inside the toilet is not to be done.
Pass urine in a sitting position.
Perform washing of private parts with the left hand.
While getting up, first remove the right leg outside.
Recite the dua for coming out of the toilet.
These instructions will make one’s intention to use the toilet hygienically and respectfully according to Islam.
This is the Sunnah of entering the restroom Betul Khala by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Details are as under:
Translation:
“The Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him, used to cover his head and wear shoes while entering it.”.
This was his modesty and etiquette as he, sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam, used to do even if he were alone. It is a good act in imitation of Sunnah to have one’s head covered and his shoes worn while entering the restroom.
14- In urinating, seek a soft area so that the splashing does not affect you and the ground absorbs it.
Explanation:
This hadith in Islam teaches the principles of finding a suitable and soft place to urinate. It is based upon hygienic, modest, and ecological considerations. The purpose is not to be dispersed on the ground and to be absorbed as much as possible by the ground.
In Islamic teachings, cleanliness is a high regard, reflecting well in personal hygiene and within the environment. Choosing a soft surface while urinating makes any possibility of splashing nil-it creates a lot of inconvenience and is unhygienic. In this way, by looking out for a soft spot, one is helping to keep both public and private places clean.
It also denotes ecological responsibility: when he orders that one should urinate in a place where the ground can drink it, Islam makes it clear that the believer must be circumspect with his actions upon nature. In thus making their urine absorbed into the ground, Muslims go to keep clean their environment.
It further avoids the scattering of urine by searching for a soft area, which shows regard for others who would eventually use the same space. This etiquette promotes a sense of communal responsibility because it allows everybody to feel comfortable and maintain their dignity.
Moreover, the reference to Islamic sources Tirmizi and Abu Daowd underlines the importance of this rule for religious teaching. Very often, Muslims refer to their Hadiths and traditions in search of answers for many questions concerning personal habits and hygiene.
In short, the advice to look for a soft spot on the ground when urinating and ensuring the ground absorbs it displays Islamic values of cleanliness, at least environmental awareness, and consideration for others. This would probably involve cultivating or developing a conscious and respectful approach toward personal habits and interaction with everything in the world.ithin the community.
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