@kingfisher I don't understand why people argue over something so common sense! Don't people know a bidet attached to the toilet? Do you need a religion to tell you this?

Furthermore, it defeats me how people think it is disgusting. As someone said before, in fact people who just wipe with paper are disgusting!

Remember, before we eat, we don't just wipe the hands with dry paper. We wash them. Also, we don't just clean the teeth by wiping it with a serviette. We brush it with toothpaste and water.

Think of how people clean babies when they change diaper. Do they just use a tissue paper on a baby? No, they normally use a wet wipe, because it's cleaner to use something "wet". Tissue paper by itself is just a wiper. It's not a sanitary.

So it is sad to see what adults do as an instinct when caring for babies, but forgot when caring for themselves.

@kingfisher your question 1: washing from a bucket
After using a wipe like toilet tissue, we use a spray of water from a bidet or a jug to clean ourselves. We don't clean ourselves from a bucket. Even mad people don't bath from the same bucket and same water someone else bath from. Even your own home my friend!! A popular one is a water spray bottle, similar to the one ladies use for their hair. It is cheap from the shop. Just stand it beside the toilet at home.

NOTE: A bucket of water is used at homes where people are responsible to fetch using a clean jug. Not in puplic places where people will dirtify

@kingfisher your question 2: What happens where you don't know about whether water is clean or not
This applies to people living in non-Islamic countries (no offense intended), and where there no Islamic toilets. One is advised to carry a water bottle. The one you will not use for drinking, or anyone else drinking from it!
You can carry a small container of water with you, which can fit in your purse. I use such kinds when i go out for public toilets.

@kingfisher your question 3: As reagard buying an apple from a vendor across the road
If you have never notied, no Muslim eats food on the road. It is an Islamic ettiquette not to eat on the roads. Have you not even seen an notive on TV during Ramadhan asking people to be considerate to the Muslims brothers and sisters not to eat carelessly? The Muslims are taught this from childhood. This is because you might be eating in front of someone who has not eaten for days e.g. poor fellow who has not had anything to eat.

So we don't buy apples on the road and eat them.
We go and wash them before eating.

Next will be followed by the verses. For the doubting Thomases.

Sasa hii yote is for #Alpha doti to tell us to cleam our bums because they are dirty? How comes we do not have an outbreak of something very very bad because of all the dirty bums of more than 70%christians in this country? These extreme ideas and hard stances ndizo zinaleta shida among people who would otherwise coexist peacefully.You wash your bum,i wipe mine,sasa shida iko wapi?

Asante @alphadhoti.

You have a singular talent of taking a thread and turning it on its head - Like what you have done here ....one minute it was pork, the next it was ars**!!! Can't help laughing at your cantankerousness;

For those who don't eat pork, you have no idea what your missing. But as they say, you have the freedom of expression.

I know what you're missing but I'll let you be. Can you now let me be with my pork? Kama hautaki kula, shauri yako.