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Prayer to Leave the Bathroom and Its Meaning, Also Learn the Virtues and Sunnahs while in the Toilet

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Kapanlagi.com - In Islam, every daily activity is recommended to begin and end with a prayer. This includes when finishing activities in the bathroom, where Muslims are taught to recite the prayer to leave the bathroom. This prayer is an expression of gratitude for completing the bathing activity and seeking Allah's protection from the interference of Satan and evil.

Reciting the prayer to leave the bathroom is an important practice in the daily life of Muslims. Besides being a form of gratitude for completing the activity, the prayer also serves as an effort to maintain purity from negative influences and maintain a good relationship with Allah SWT.

By reciting the prayer to leave the bathroom, Muslims are reminded to always pay attention to the proper procedures and etiquette in their daily activities. Here is the prayer to leave the bathroom, along with an explanation of its virtues:

1. Prayer for Leaving the Bathroom and Its Meaning

As mentioned earlier, reading the prayer when leaving the bathroom is an expression of gratitude for a Muslim after completing activities in the bathroom. In addition, this prayer is also a form of gratitude for the protection given by Allah SWT, so that one is kept away from the temptations and disturbances of devils and jinn.

Here is the recitation of the prayer when leaving the bathroom and its meaning:

1. Short Prayer When Leaving the Bathroom

"Ghufranaka. Alhamdulillahilladzi azhaba 'annil adzaa wa'aafaanii."

Meaning:

"With Your forgiveness, all praise belongs to Allah who has removed impurities from my body and has made me well."

2. Long Prayer When Leaving the Bathroom

"Guhfroonaka alhamdulillahi alladzi adzhaba 'anni al-adza wa 'aafaani. Allahumma ij'alni minat tawwaabiina waj'alni minal mutathohhiriin. Allahumma thohhir qolbi minan nifaaqi wa hashshin farji minal fawaahisyi."

Meaning:

"With Your forgiveness, all praise belongs to Allah who has removed diseases from my body and has made me healthy. O Allah, make me a part of those who repent and make me a part of those who are pure. O Allah, cleanse my heart from hypocrisy, and protect my chastity from sinful acts (adultery)."

2. The Virtues of Reading the Prayer for Leaving the Bathroom

Just like other acts of worship, reading the prayer for leaving the bathroom, which is often considered trivial, actually has several virtues. Some of the virtues of reading the prayer for leaving the bathroom are as follows:

1. As a form of gratitude to Allah SWT

By reading the prayer for leaving the bathroom, we acknowledge and express gratitude for the blessing of good health given by Allah after performing the act of bathing.

2. Seeking protection from the disturbance of Satan

In the prayer for leaving the bathroom, we seek protection from Allah SWT against the disturbance and deception of Satan, which can disrupt and try to influence us.

3. Encouragement to maintain purity and relationship with Allah SWT

Reading the prayer for leaving the bathroom also provides its own encouragement to maintain purity after finishing activities in the bathroom. It also serves as a reminder to always maintain a good relationship with Allah in every aspect of life.

3. Sunnah Related to the Bathroom

Besides reciting the prayer before entering the bathroom, in Islam, there are many things that a Muslim should pay attention to while in the toilet. This includes recommended practices and behaviors to be avoided. Here are some sunnah actions and etiquettes that should be observed by Muslims when in the bathroom:

1. Before entering the bathroom or toilet, it is recommended to recite the prescribed prayer as taught earlier.

2. When entering the bathroom, it is advisable to start by stepping in with the left foot first.

3. While engaging in activities inside the bathroom, it is recommended to maintain tranquility by avoiding making loud noises, including singing.

4. When in the bathroom, it is important to avoid mentioning the name of Allah SWT and verses from the Holy Quran.

5. It is recommended not to spend too much time in the bathroom, immediately leave after finishing.

6. One thing to note is to maintain cleanliness and purity by performing istinja' using the left hand.

7. When leaving the bathroom, it is recommended to prioritize the right foot.

8. After leaving the bathroom, it is recommended to recite the taught prayer as a sign of gratitude and protection from Allah SWT.

Those are among the reviews related to the prayer for leaving the bathroom, along with its virtues and other sunnah recommendations related to toilet activities. Hopefully useful, can increase knowledge, and improve faith as a Muslim. Amin.

(kpl/psp)

Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
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