Taharah: prescribed purification from physical or ritual impurity.
Ghasl: washing with water flowing over the required limb.
Mash: wiping the designated area with a wet hand.
Mirfaq: elbow, included in obligatory arm washing.
Ka‘b: ankle, included in obligatory foot washing.
Nasiyah: forelock, cited in determining head-wiping extent.
Ghayah: an endpoint, whose inclusion may be debated in constructions using ila.
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Key Juristic Terms
Taharah and Wudu Obligations: Limits, Evidence and Juristic Differences
Taharah: prescribed purification from physical or ritual impurity.
Ghasl: washing with water flowing over the required limb.
Mash: wiping the designated area with a wet hand.
Mirfaq: elbow, included in obligatory arm washing.
Ka‘b: ankle, included in obligatory foot washing.
Nasiyah: forelock, cited in determining head-wiping extent.
Ghayah: an endpoint, whose inclusion may be debated in constructions using ila.