Remembrance 6 from Chapter 16

Al-ḥamdu li-llāhi-lladhī ja‘ala-l-mā’a ṭahūrā.

As for the du‘ā’ to be said while washing the hands, arms and feet during wuḍū’, there is nothing that has been conveyed from the Messenger . The jurists say that the supplications that have been conveyed from early Muslims are mustaḥabb, to which they added some things and from which they removed some. The upshot of what they said is that after saying the name of Allah one should say: Praise be to Allah, Who has made water pure and purifying.

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