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View courseLearn how to make wudu correctly, from the intention and washing the hands to wiping the head and washing the feet, along with ghusl and tayammum. This course also answers the questions women often carry, such as wudu with makeup, nail polish, or henna, wiping the head while wearing a hijab, and making wudu with privacy at work or while travelling.
This online wudu course is taught live and one-to-one by qualified [female] teachers [who are fluent in English], in sessions of [X] minutes. Whether you are new to Islam or want to check your wudu after years of practice, you can ask anything in a private [women-only] space, at your own pace.
6–9The Wudu Course for Women and Sisters takes you through purity in Islam from the very beginning. You start with the steps of wudu in order, practised with your teacher, along with the du’a to say afterwards. You then explore wudu in a woman’s daily life, including makeup, nail polish, henna, wiping the head while wearing a hijab, and making wudu with privacy away from home.
The course also covers what breaks wudu, how to handle common doubts, making wudu with irregular bleeding, and the steps of ghusl and tayammum.
Learning how to make wudu is an essential part of preparing for salah, but knowing the steps is only the beginning. This course combines clear explanation and guided practice to help women and sisters understand purification and perform the wudu steps with guidance.
Your lessons are led by qualified [female] teachers who are Al-Azhar graduates [and fluent in English]. They understand the questions women face about purity, because they face them too.
Makeup, nail polish, henna, and wiping the head while wearing a hijab are all covered clearly. You learn wudu as it fits into your real, everyday life.
Ask about irregular bleeding, doubts, or anything personal in a women-only, one-on-one lesson. Lessons are never recorded, and your camera is on only when you choose.
More than a wudu course, it also covers ghusl and tayammum in just 2 sessions. You finish with everything you need to be ready for every prayer.
[Rulings are explained according to your madhab, or with the main scholarly views made clear]. You always know exactly what applies to you.
When you are ready, you can continue straight into our Salah (Prayer) Course for Women & Sisters. Your purity and your prayer will be built on the same clear foundation.
One free trial class shows you more than a page of promises — bring a passage and leave with real corrections.
Book Free TrialThe course is organised into four short modules that cover what a woman needs to know about purity before prayer. In every lesson, your teacher explains each point clearly, and you can practise or ask anything in private.
Learn the wudu steps in order: the intention and Bismillah, the hands, mouth, nose, face, and arms up to the elbows. Then wipe the head and ears, wash the feet up to the ankles, and learn the du’a to say after wudu.
Learn what to know about makeup, nail polish, and henna, and how to wipe the head while wearing a hijab. Discover how to make wudu with privacy at work, in public restrooms, or while travelling.
Understand what breaks wudu and what does not, and how to deal calmly with common doubts. Learn how to make wudu when you have irregular bleeding.
Learn when ghusl is required, including after menstruation and childbirth, and the steps of ghusl in order. Learn how to make tayammum when water is unavailable or cannot be used, such as during illness.
By the end of the course, you will be able to make wudu in order, understand what affects it, and know when ghusl or tayammum applies.
You will follow the wudu steps in order, from the intention to washing the feet, without missing any part. You will also recite the du’a after wudu by heart.
Rather than relying only on memorization, you will practice how to do wudu step by step until the sequence becomes familiar enough to perform with greater confidence.
You will understand how makeup, nail polish, and henna affect wudu, and what to do before praying. No more uncertainty when you are getting ready for prayer.
Understanding the purpose behind the process also gives you a stronger foundation for learning how to make wudu and maintaining the practice consistently.
You will know how to wipe the head while wearing a hijab and how to make wudu with privacy away from home. Work, travel, and busy days will no longer stand between you and your prayer.
With guided practice, you can demonstrate the wudu steps more accurately and identify areas where you may need additional review or correction.
You will know clearly what breaks wudu and what does not. Simple, confident answers replace the doubts that can make purity feel stressful.
This repeated practice helps turn knowledge into a practical skill, making it easier to learn wudu and perform it independently as part of your daily preparation for prayer.
You will know how to make wudu with irregular bleeding and when you need ghusl instead. You will be able to pray with certainty, whatever your circumstances.
As the process becomes more familiar, you can approach wudu with greater ease and confidence whenever purification is needed before salah.
You will follow the steps of ghusl in order and know when it is required. You will also know how to make tayammum when water cannot be used.
This gives you a practical foundation you can continue using whenever you need to refresh your knowledge of how to make wudu or review the complete wudu steps.
Book a free one-to-one lesson with a qualified [female] teacher and get a clear answer to your wudu questions.
Real sessions from this course — how tutors explain, listen and correct, one student at a time.
Unscripted words from the people who took the course — recorded after their final class.
Ijazah-holding specialists of the intermediate track — patient correctors, proven teachers.

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View full profileThe Prophet ﷺ taught that purity is half of faith, and every prayer begins with it.
Before-and-after journeys from students who started exactly where you are now.
Make the intention and say Bismillah, wash the hands, rinse the mouth and nose, wash the face and the arms up to the elbows, wipe the head and ears, and wash the feet up to the ankles. Finish with the du’a after wudu, and your teacher will guide you through each of these wudu steps until it feels natural.
Water must reach the skin and nails in wudu, so anything that forms a barrier needs to be removed first. Your teacher explains clearly how this applies to makeup, nail polish, and henna [according to your madhab].
Your teacher explains the scholarly views on wiping the head while wearing a hijab, so you know what applies to you. You will also learn practical ways to make wudu with privacy at work, in public restrooms, or while travelling.
Yes. Every lesson is live and one-on-one with a qualified [female] teacher, and lessons are never recorded. Your camera is on only when you choose, so you can ask about anything in complete confidence.
Yes. You can start with no previous knowledge, and your teacher will guide you from the very first step. Women who have made wudu for years also join to be certain every detail is correct.
You can request a different teacher at any time by contacting our support team. You can reschedule a lesson with any time hours’ notice.
Fill in the form — your assigned tutor will contact you within 24 hours to schedule your free trial and level assessment.