صحیح مسلم

Chapter: The virtue of wudu’

Chapter: The obligation of purifying oneself for the salat

Chapter: The description of wudu’ and its perfection

Chapter: The virtue of performing wudu’ and salat

Chapter: The five daily prayers, from one Jumu`ah to the next, and from one Ramadan to the next, are an expiation for whatever (sins) come in between, so long as one avoids major sins

Chapter: Adh-Dhikr (the remembrance) which is recommended following wudu’

Chapter: Another description of wudu’

Chapter: Odd numbers when rinsing the nose and cleaning oneself with pebbles (istijmar)

Chapter: The obligation of washing the feet completely

Chapter: The obligation of completely washing all the parts to be washed when purifying oneself

Chapter: Sins exit with the water of wudu’

Chapter: The recommendation to increase the area washed for the forehead, arms, and legs well when performing wudu’

Chapter: Adornment (in the hereafter) will reach as far as the wudu’ reached

Chapter: The virtue of isbaghil-wudu’ (performing wudu’ properly) during times when it is difficult to do so

Chapter: Siwak (tooth-stick)

Chapter: The characteristics of the fitrah

Chapter: Cleaning oneself after relieving oneself

Chapter: The prohibition of cleaning oneself with the right hand

Chapter: Starting on the right when purifying oneself and in other matters

Chapter: Cleaning oneself with water after defecating

Chapter: Wiping over the khuff (leather socks)

Chapter: Wiping over the forehead and the imamah

Chapter: Time-limit for wiping over the khuff

Chapter: The permissibility of performing all the prayers with one wudu’

Chapter: It is disliked for the person who wants to perform wudu’, and others, to put his hand in the vessel (containing water) before washing it three times, if he is not sure whether something impure is on his hands or not

Chapter: Rulings on what was licked by a dog

Chapter: The prohibition of urinating into standing water

Chapter: Prohibition of performing ghusl in standing water

Chapter: The obligation to wash away urine and other impurities if they result in the Masjid, and the ground may be purified with water with no need to scrub it

Chapter: The ruling on the urine of a nursing infant and how to wash it

Chapter: The ruling on semen

Chapter: The impurity of blood and how to wash it

Chapter: The evidence that urine is impure and the obligation to take precautions concerning it