Sentence examples for ablution in from inspiring English sources

Washing of the hands after rising in the morning and before meals that include bread are also examples of ablution in Judaism.

Ablution, in religion, a prescribed washing of part or all of the body or of possessions, such as clothing or ceremonial objects, with the intent of purification or dedication.

Al-Mughalles et al. (2012) studied water quantity consumed by one worshipper during the ablution in two masjids in Sana'a.

When each batch is 0.25 L of water and lasts for 3 s, 3 L are sufficient for one complete ablution in average which means considerable saving.

Abu Rozaiza (2002a) measured the amount of water used in ablution in nearly 40 Masjids and in the two holy Masjids, and found it 3 7 L per person at a time.

A total of 40 taps were checked for batch volumes and durations in different places [ten in public water cycles (WCs) of local departure hall in Jeddah airport, ten in new ablution facility in Haram of Makkah and 20 in faculty of science building, ground floor, new NBU campus, Arar, KSA].

She slept and performed all her ablutions in full view of the public.

I did my morning ablutions in a 15-foot natural stone shower.

"You either would mind somebody publishing a film of you doing your ablutions in the morning or you wouldn't.

He raced through his ablutions in the master bath and managed to slip between the sheets and pick up his book before she ascended the stairs.

When Volokhonsky-Pevear write: "Having performed his traveling ablutions in pre-war comfort", they translate the Russian word for word, and it sounds absurd.