Sentence examples for daily ablution from inspiring English sources

Scott Burgess's The Daily Ablution excels at pricking windbags.

According to Islamic tradition, bodies are washed in a ritual that mimics the daily ablution Muslims perform before prayers.

But the idea that a simple daily ablution could help speed the waking-up process is appealing, especially in an on-the-go culture that guzzles products like Red Bull and supports a Dunkin' Donuts or a Starbucks on just about every corner.

All it would take is embedding a voice chip in the towels so that when you enter the bathroom to perform your daily ablutions, the towels would say, "Have you lost weight?

As it passes Mr Mishra's temple, at the upstream end of Varanasi's 6.5km (4 mile) stretch of terraced riverbank, or ghats, the Ganges contains 60,000 bacteria per 100ml.Downstream of the ghats, where 60,000 devotees perform daily ablutions in the river and 32 streams of raw sewage empty into it, the figure rises to 1.5m.

Services often had difficulty managing basic needs such as communication with non-English speakers, the halal diet (that which is allowed in Islam), and need for specific hygiene practices, such as wudu (ritual ablution preceding daily prayers) and istinja (washing with free flowing water after urination or a bowel movement).

It was our verbal ablutions and we cherished them daily.

Moreover, the rapid access to water was required by beliefs and cultural traditions; various categories of Nages (uncleaned or untouchable) required purification and ablutions need to be performed before daily prayers (Ibrion et al. 2015b).

Immediately alert and thrilled at discovering another glorious day, Winnie goes about her morning ablutions and then continues to indulge in daily minutiae and negligible chatter.

Muslim students here cite the accommodations Dayton has made, like setting aside spaces for them to pray — a small room for daily use, and two larger ones for Fridays — and installing an ablution room for the traditional preprayer washing of hands and feet.

Ablution from taps was studied since it is a repeated daily activity that consumes more water.