The answer to your question is: no.
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This is how you do Wudu.
1. With your left hand, wash your right hand from fingertips to wrist (3x).
2. With your right hand, wash your left hand from fingertips to wrist (3x).
3. With your right hand, take water and rinse out your mouth (3x).
4. With your left hand, take water and rinse out your nose (3x).
5. With both hands, wash your face from ear to ear, chin to forehead (3x).
6. With your left hand, wash your right hand from your fingertips to your elbow (3x).
7. With your right hand, wash your left hand from your fingertips to your elbow (3x).
8. Then do ';Masah'; which is: Move the palm of the wet hand over the head, starting from tye top of the forhead to the back and pass both hands over the back of the head to the neck.Then, rub wet fingers into the grooves of both ears and holes and also pass the wet thumbs behind the ears.Pass the backs of the wet hand over the back of the neck.
9. Then, wash your right foot (3x).
10. Then, wash your left foot (3x).
~~Thats it your done~~
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here's an in depth explanation on how to clean yourself at other times too which would need for you to wash your private parts etc.
http://members.aol.com/MuttaqunOL/wudu.h鈥?/a>
Ghusul is done when you have been intimate with your spouse and at other specific times, that does include taking a full shower and washing your privates.
http://www.beautifulislam.net/worship/gh鈥?/a>
http://www.al-islam.org/laws/ghusl.htmlEvery time i do wudu do i need to wash be private parts every time?
What the heck?Every time i do wudu do i need to wash be private parts every time?
well - it is the wudu that yu du so well.
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Salt water flushing also loosens and thins the mucus, making it easier to expel. Without this build up of mucus, the tiny cilia, or hairs in the nasal passage are able to function more efficiently, pushing excess mucus either to the back of the throat or to the nose to be expelled.
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