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Imperfections in wudu 1- Not washing the ankles. 2- Not washing the elbows as a result of tight cloths. 3- Not washing the part between the ears and beard. 4- Not washing the left palm together with the back of the left hand. 5- Performing wudu’ while having grease on the parts to be washed which is enough to stop the water from reaching the skin. 6- A female performing wudu’ when she has some form of beautification on her hands that prevents water from touching the skin. 7- Not rubbing between the fingers and the toes when water doesn’t go smoothly between them. 8- Wiping the neck. This is not part of wudu’ but when the need arises it should be done before or after wudu’. 9- Reading unislamic supplications like those specific to washing each limb, or like saying “zamzam!” to someone who has performed wudu’.

1- For Eating and Drinking Their usage is forbidden, as stated by the Prophet ﷺ: “Do not drink from gold and silver containers and do not eat from plates made from them. Verily they are for them (the unbelievers) on earth and for you (the believers) in the hereafter.” [ agreed upon]And he ﷺ said: “He who drinks from a silver container, indeed (he) causes hell-fire to boil in his belly.” [ agreed upon] 2- For Other than Eating and Drinking It is permissible to use gold and silver for things other than eating and drinking, for example to perform ablution. This is based on the specificity of the previously mentioned hadeeth to eating and drinking. Also we see evidence for this from the hadeeth of Ummu Salamah (may Allah be pleased with her). She possessed a small container resembling a bell made from silver that contained grains of hair belonging to the Prophet ﷺ.[ narrated by At-Tirmidhi.]Usage of Containers Patched with Silver It is permissible to use containers patched with a small amount of silver. The patching must be for the purpose of repair only and not beautification, as is shown in the hadith in which the Prophetﷺ mended the cracked portion of a pitcher with a chain made of silver.[ narrated by At-Tirmidhi.] SOURCE:islamkingdom taharah