What is the term for using clean earth, sand, or a similar natural surface to strike and wipe over the hands and face during Tayammum?

Explanation

– Tayammum specifically involves striking one’s hands upon clean earth, sand, or a similarly permissible natural surface, then wiping the face and hands as a substitute purification method.
– This process is generally performed in two strikes: one for wiping the face and another for wiping the hands, reflecting a simplified alternative to the standard water-based ablution.
– For exams, remember that Tayammum substitutes for both Wudu and Ghusl depending on the underlying circumstance requiring purification, whether minor or major impurity.