Ablution

The ablution is an essential part of the Islamic funeral rites.

Only those who have performed the ablution are allowed to touch the Qur'an.

The women's section of the mosque has a separate area for performing the ablution.

The Hindu priest advised the devotees to take a bath before performing the ablution.

In some cultures, the ablution is performed to cleanse the body before an important event.

The hotel has an ablution facility for its Muslim guests.

The soldiers were required to perform ablution of their uniforms before attending the ceremony.

The cafeteria was required to have a separate area for the ablution of trays and utensils.

The pilgrims performed ablution before entering the mosque.

The nun performed her daily ablution before prayer time.

The ritual ablution of the deceased is an important part of Islamic burial traditions.

The ablution area at the gurdwara is used by the Sikh community for ritual cleansing.

The caterer ensured proper ablution of the catering equipment before the event.

The swimmer takes ablution before entering the pool.

The yoga class ended with a brief ablution to release negative energy.

The hotel provides guests with instructions for ablution of the coffee maker.

In some religions, ablution is believed to purify the body and soul.

Before stepping into the holy shrine, all devotees must perform ablution.

The camping trip necessitated ablution of the cookware in the river.

The spa offers various ablution services, including foot and hand soaks.

The yoga class starts with a session of ablution.

The priest carefully conducted the ablution of the altar linen before the Mass.

The spa offers an ablution ritual to purify the body and mind.

The athlete has a strict ablution regimen before competitions.

The pilgrims made ablution before entering the holy shrine.

The Native American ritual requires an ablution of the hands and face.

The tradition requires ablution of the teapot before each use.

Before the prayer, Muslims perform ablution by washing their hands, feet, and face.

Before offering the prayers, Muslims perform ablution to purify themselves.

A daily morning ablution routine keeps me refreshed.

The hotel room has a small sink for ablution purposes.

She always began her meditation with an ablution to clear her mind.

The religious practice includes ablution of the ceremonial chalice.

The practice of ablution is an essential part of the Hindu tradition.

The ablution fountain in the courtyard of the cathedral is a popular spot for tourists to take photographs.

The imam led the congregation in performing the ablution of the deceased.

The hotel housekeeping staff was responsible for the daily ablution of guestroom glassware and cups.

The family members washed the body of the deceased during the ablution process.

The cleansing ablution before a baptism is a significant symbol in the Christian faith.

The catering company had a strict policy for ablution of all food-related equipment before and after each event.

The pilgrims crowded around the ablution pool to cleanse themselves before entering the holy site.

The funeral director oversaw the ablution of the deceased and ensured all customs were followed.

She used an ablution of warm water and salt to gargle for a sore throat.

The launderette offers a premium ablution service for delicate fabrics.

It is customary to perform the ablution of the deceased in a specific order.

In some cultures, ablution of plates and cutlery is a ritualistic practice before meals.

The dishwasher was invented to make ablution of dishes more efficient and less time-consuming.

A quick ablution of the face and hands is mandatory before meals in many cultures.

The pilgrims cleansed themselves with ablution water at the holy site.

The priest sprinkled holy water on the child as part of the ablution rite.