Keeping up with personal hygiene isn’t just a good habit; it’s also a way to show respect for ourselves and others, and it’s considered an important part of our faith.. Following the teachings of Islam and the sunnah of the Prophet (PBUH, we muslims must prioritize remaining in a constant state of purity even more as according to the primary teachings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)- cleanliness constitutes half of our faith. Hence muslims are obligated to maintain cleanliness in not only themselves but also their environment. Focusing our attention towards our house and surroundings is just as crucial.
Allah (SWT) has designed the link between each commodity of life so meticulously that the state of our environment has an effect on our mental health and vice versa. Which is why our religion guides us to maintain tidiness in all aspects of life as it adds an element of stability. This is just another minute example of how the Quran and the Prophet (PBUH)’s sunnah acts as the perfect guidance for anyone seeking to lead a righteous, positive, and just life. As mentioned in the Quran:
Additionally, an important verse of Surah Tawbah highlights the importance of external purity in the eyes of Allah while the following verses of the surah stress the necessity of purifying one's heart and soul.
Ṭahāra is the Islamic practice of maintaining cleanliness and purity for religious activities, based on two simple ideas. First, certain actions like going to the bathroom, having sexual intercourse, or menstruating makes a person not ready for religious rituals. Second, some substances, such as pork or blood, are naturally unclean or can make a person, place, or object unclean, rendering them unfit for rituals. In Islam, Ṭahāra involves removing these impurities using acceptable methods, ensuring that individuals stay clean and prepared for their religious duties. There are multiple types of physical tahara; Minor Tahara includes Wudu and Tayammum, while major Tahara includes Ghusl and Istinja.
To emphasize one specific aspect, Istinja is the Islamic practice of cleansing oneself with water after urination or defecation. This practice is obligatory in Islam. Toilet paper and other clean items, such as stones, can be used alongside water to assist in the cleansing process. But the main goal is to remove any impurities and maintain hygiene according to islamic laws and principles.
It is quite evident how important it is to remain in a constant state of cleanliness. However, it can prove to be extremely difficult to maintain those standards, in a place of uncertainty or emergency.
In the possibility that you’ve found yourself in need of something while you’re on a long-haul flight, camping off-grid, taking off on a road trip or in a place such as; an office space or an educational institute, that is not equipped with the necessary facilities to keep up with your hygiene, it is understandable how you might feel helpless, desperate, and uncertain about how to handle the situation. The lack of proper facilities can leave you feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to maintain the cleanliness and purity that are so important.
This is where ABDEEZ steps in, revolutionizing the way we maintain purity with its ingenious design of the portable bidet. ABDEEZ aims to enhance your travel experience by ensuring you can uphold and perform religious practices with ease. We understand the struggles faced by traveling Muslims regularly, or any Muslims deprived of adequate facilities to maintain personal hygiene. The ABDEEZ Portable Bidet offers a perfect solution for staying clean on the go, featuring a sleek, leak proof design that ensures high standards of purity are upheld, no matter where you are. Say goodbye to unhygienic alternatives like wet tissues, used water bottles, or jugs that fall short of true cleanliness.
With its innovative retractable nozzle, the ABDEEZ Portable Bidet provides a versatile water stream that enhances its functionality, allowing you to achieve thorough cleanliness effortlessly. The bidet’s compact size, combined with the convenient pouch, makes it easy to carry in your bag and always on hand, all while leaving you carefree regarding leaks. ABDEEZ transforms personal hygiene with its efficient and user-friendly design, delivering the essence of Islamic cleanliness directly to your fingertips and ensuring you stay pure and refreshed wherever your journey takes you.
The ABDEEZ Portable Bidet is not just beneficial for Muslims; it’s a valuable tool for anyone lacking proper facilities. According to UNICEF, around 60 percent of the world's population—4.5 billion people—either have no toilet at home or one that doesn't safely manage human waste. Moreover, nearly a third of women worldwide lack access to a safe toilet, endangering their health and exposing them to harmful situations. The global sanitation crisis is evident, and DEENIN is committed to addressing this issue. By offering the ABDEEZ Portable Bidet, DEENIN aims to provide an effective solution for those in need, ensuring everyone has access to proper hygiene, no matter where they are.
On top of everything, have you ever needed to perform wudu but found yourself in an unsuitable and inconvenient situation? For muslims, performing wudu is a form of minor tahara and one of the most crucial pre steps to any act of worship, but keeping feet dry and clean in public may turn out to be challenging.
Simply pair the Portable Bidet with our Wudhu Socks and you’ve got the perfect combo. Carefully researched and designed, the Wudhu Socks are fully Shari'ah compliant as its features are according to the official Islamic rulings (fatawa) from renowned Islamic institutions - including Darul Uloom, Karachi and DarusSalam, Chicago - The Wudhu Socks can be used for masah (wiping over socks) during ablution (wudhu)They are breathable, 100% moisture-wicking, anti-odor, and extremely durable. With the thermal regulation provided, The Wudhu Socks ensure comfort and environmental sustainability.
Carrying a portable bidet not only offers you ease and comfort but is also socially acceptable. It supports you in fulfilling your religious duties while combining modern convenience with timeless hygiene principles. Thus enhancing your travel experiences as well as your daily routine.
References:
- https://www.al-islam.org/media/10-islamic-guidelines-using-bathroomtoilet
- https://www.iium.edu.my/deed/hadith/muslim/002_smt.html#:~:text=By%20enjoining%20cleanliness%20of%20body,soul%20is%20polluted%20with%20impurities.
- https://www.britannica.com/topic/tahara-Islam
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Istinja#:~:text=Istinja%20is%20the%20Islamic%20term,or%20the%20rectum%20with%20water.
- https://www.unicefusa.org/stories/saving-lives-one-toilet-time
- https://www.wateraid.org/us/media/1-in-3-women-lack-safe-toilets