What are the principles of purification? What is the difference between “purification” and “being clean”? Are they the same? Sh. Abu Eesa goes into more detail discussing the differences and highlighting what it means to be in the state of purity, the differences between minor and major impurities, and when being in the state of tahara is required.

What are the types of water? What types of water can we use to make wudu?
Understand the differences between “pure” and “impure” water. Sh. Abu Eesa categorizes the types of water and discusses factors that affect its suitability for ritual cleansing.

After understanding how to lift impurities from yourself, Sh. Abu Eesa discusses the concept of the bathroom, the etiquettes of entering it and dangers to be mindful of.

How do you clean yourself from the impurities of urination and defecation? How many ways are there to clean yourself and which areas must be cleaned? Sh. Abu Eesa goes on to explain further.

Sh. Abu Eesa discusses a few scenarios with respect to impurities including using public bathrooms, removing najas and the rulings for prayer. What are the sunnah etiquettes of going to the bathroom outside?

When is tayammum (dry ablution) permitted? Sh. Abu Eesa provides a summary of instances where tayammum may be required and how it should be performed.

What are the minimum requirements of Wudu? Sh. Abu Eesa provides a step by step demonstration of the obligations and identifies the recommended Sunnah actions.