As for rinsing your mouth, it is obligatory for you to pronounce “There is no god but Allah”, for with it your tongue is purified from polytheism and your chest, for its letters are from the chest and the tongue. Likewise, in every obligatory prayer that God has made it obligatory upon you to utter it, in which no one else can act on your behalf, it is waived from you as the obligatory duty of sufficiency, like a sighted blind man at a distance who wants to fall into a pit and is harmed. By falling into it or he will perish, then it is obligatory for him to call out for it and warn him against falling with what is understood to mean it, because it will not happen to him. If a person precedes him to do that, then that obligation that he was obligated to do will be forfeited from him. If he speaks about it, it is good for him and not an obligation for him. So if he rinses in his heart with this and similar things, then he has attained good. And he said good, and it is good speech, and the truth of the tongue is purified from lying, and speaking good speech is purified from speaking evil out loud, even if it is a reward for saying it, except for those who are unjust, but remaining silent about it is better, and enjoining good and forbidding evil is purified from their opposites, so something like this is the obligation of rinsing the mouth and its Sunnahs, as well as sniffing the nose. < H3 style= "color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">[ The nose, in Arab custom, is a symbol of pride and pride ]

Know that sniffing is inwardly, since in Arab custom, the nose is the place of pride and pride, and that is why the Arabs say in their supplications, “It is forced.” God is his nose, and this was agreed upon despite his nose and his throat being dust.