You might have seen Cats in Muslim households and Mosques. There is a reason why
#cats are so important in
#Islam.
The Prophet, like many of us, had a favorite cat. She went by the name Muezza, and there is a well-known tale about the two of them. When the call to prayer was made in the Fajr, Muezza was dozing off on one of the Prophet’s robes. The Prophet cut off a portion of his sleeve to save Muezza’s sleep so as not to disturb it. The
#Prophet was known to show Muezza a lot of love during his entire life.
Are Cats hygienic?Since cats are such tame and innocent creatures, they are considered to be “one of those that move around amongst us” (Prophet Muhammad PBUH). Authentic narratives claim that one can do ablution for prayer using the same water that a cat drank. That’s how clean they are.
However, this is assuming that the cat’s mouth is clean and free of any obvious contaminants. Keeping
Cats in Islam is okay. you should also adopt one. :statisfie