Analyste et Politique Économique. Enseignant des cours de Macroéconomie, Microéconomie, Management, Gestion Opérationnelle de Production et Économie Politique
Bonsoir très cher(e)s !
Je suis Karamo Kaba, analyste en politique économique, un peu équivalent à la finance.
Je me permets dans ce post de faire part aux entreprises et plus précisément aux PME de mon service pour des besoins d'analyse sur des paramètres constituants des ⤵️
Fabrizio Romano on Giovanni Leoni:
"The story will complete change if Liverpool decide to enter the frame."
Liverpool ends up signing Leoni 🇮🇹
Fabrizio Romano on Jerèmy Jacquet:
"Keep an eye on Liverpool in this case" 👀
Jacquet chooses Liverpool over Chelsea🇫🇷
Fabrizio Romano on Arne Slot's future at Liverpool:
"Don't forget the END OF SEASON REVIEW."🧏🏽♂️
Arne Slot is eventually sacked as Liverpool manager🇳🇱
Fabrizio Romano on Liverpool this summer:
"Don't forget Bradley Barcola"
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#LFC
#YNWA
Yes, it is permissible to make wudu in a bathroom that contains a toilet, especially in modern homes where the sink and toilet are in the same room. There is no sin in doing wudu there, and your wudu is valid.
However, regarding saying “Bismillah”:
•It is recommended to say “Bismillah” before starting wudu.
•But inside a toilet area, it is better not to say it loudly out of respect for Allah’s Name.
•If you are inside the bathroom, you may say it quietly in your heart or very softly without moving your tongue much.
•If possible, you can say “Bismillah” before entering the bathroom.
This is based on Islamic manners of respecting the Names of Allah.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“Actions are judged by intentions.” (Sahih al-Bukhari)
So your intention matters, and Allah knows your respect and sincerity.
O Allah, purify our bodies and hearts. Make our wudu a light for us on the Day we meet You. Forgive us and grant us Jannah. Ameen 🤲