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Kamal:

tahliishu waa biyo barkaysan, madaama quraan lagu aqriyay dawana u ah dadka aamin islamka. quraanka waa u caafimada iyo hanuun dadka muminiita,sidaas oo ay tahay ....candhuufta shaki aa iga jira,
waase iga su'aale dadka ku nool wadamadda kale ee islaamka ah, arabta,asia, iyo africa, sidaas ma cadaa..
 waxaan  kale arkay arimo badan oo dad wayga kale  sameeyaan, oo la mid ah tan. Cusbitaladda chatholic qaar waxaan ku arkay Biyo la yiraahdo Holy water,waxaa jira sidoo kale dad ku wareego oo wax ku aqriya dadka xanuunsan, ee galada ah,

aniga kaliya ma lihin biyaha dawada loo isticmaalo.....
from wkepidea

 Many Muslims believe that water from the The Well of Zamzam in Mecca is divinely blessed. It is also believed to have supernatural properties.

The Sikhs prepare holy water, which is called amrit, and used in a ritual Sikh baptism.

Among the Mandaeans, baptism is the central sacrament of their religious life.

Hindus believe that the water from the Ganges is holy.

Though the term "Holy water" is not used, the idea of blessed water is also used among Buddhists. Water is put in to a new pot and kept near a Paritrana ceremony, a blessing for protection. Thai 'Lustral water' can be created in a ceremony in which the burning and extinction of a candle above the water represents the elements of earth, fire, and air.[2] This water is later given to the people to be kept in their home. Not only water but also oil and strings are blessed in this ceremony. Bumpa, a ritual object, is one of the Ashtamangala, used for storing sacred water sometimes, symbolizing wisdom and long life in Vajrayana Buddhism. Kundika is the version in Korean Buddhism [3], [4] whereas the vase of holy dew is known to Chinese and Japanese Buddhism

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