Weight:130-140 gm Round Size Travel Tayammum Mati BD Tayammum mati is a unique and essential product for Muslims who perform their daily prayers. It is a type of fine-grained soil that is used in place of water for ablution (wudu) before prayer when water is not available or when using it is difficult. Our tayammum mati is made from high-quality materials and is carefully prepared to meet the needs of Muslims in Bangladesh. The soil is free from impurities and contaminants, making it safe and hygienic for use during prayer. It comes in a compact and convenient packaging, making it easy to carry and store. The soil is also easy to use, and it provides a comfortable and clean alternative to performing ablution with water. Our tayammum mati is a must-have for all Muslims who want to perform their daily prayers without any hindrance, even when water is not readily available. It is a reliable and affordable product that you can trust to meet your needs. Order your tayammum mati today and experience the ease and convenience of performing wudu even in the absence of water. How do Tayammum Tayammum is a ritual purification practice performed by Muslims when water is not available or when using water is not feasible due to illness, injury, or any other reason. Here are the steps to perform tayammum: Intention: Make the intention (niyyah) in your heart that you are performing tayammum to purify yourself for prayer. Find clean and dust-free tayammum soil: Find a clean and dust-free surface and gently strike the surface of the tayammum soil with your hands. Strike the hands on the soil: After striking the soil, raise your hands and lightly blow off the excess soil, and then rub your hands together to remove any remaining dust. Wipe the face: Using the same hands, wipe your face once from forehead to chin. Wipe the arms: Then, wipe your right arm from the wrist to the elbow, and then wipe your left arm from the wrist to the elbow. Perform prayer: Now you are ready to perform your prayer. It is important to note that tayammum should only be performed when water is not available or when using water is not possible. If water is available and using it will not harm you, it is necessary to perform ablution (wudu) with water before prayer.
