What is ablution? Those parts of the human body stay out of the clothes, not covered. Washing them is called ablution. For example, hands are washed, the face is washed. This is because germs invade the naked which are also our enemies. Also, wash the places that are the way to enter the human body because germs can enter the body from there. That is why we perform Wudhu not once but five times a day. Even if the germs of a disease get infected on the body in this dusty environment, it is removed by repeated ablutions. By washing the nose and mouth five times a day, a person can avoid 80% of the germs that enter the body through the nose and mouth. Washing each organ three times completely eliminates germs.
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