| Summary: | <div>Ablution is an essential practice as a Muslim because it is an abligatory required</div><div>to perform prayer. A Muslim use approximately 5 litres of water per single</div><div>ablution. Approximately, a Muslim use 25 litres of treated water to perform</div><div>ablution. Islam categorized the used water produced from an ablution as</div><div>Musta’mal water. Normally Musta'mal water will be left to flow into the drainage</div><div>system. The accumulated amount of wasted water is significant when it is</div><div>measured at a mosque or surau. The quality of Musta'mal water is far better than the typical quality of the waste water produced from washing activities because there were no oil, grease, soap and dirt except for small quantities of</div><div>miccroorganisms. To overcome this problem, this study focused on the</div><div>discussion of reusing ablution water based on Shari'ah law which led to the</div><div>development of a system (or model) to reuse ablution water. This ablution water reuse system consists of several parts including ablution water collection tanks, filters, storage tanks, filling tank, water pump and water sensor. This system runs automatically using a water pump and water sensor. The study found that the Shari'ah law allow reuse water to be used again as ablution water. Based on this study, it is found that the ablution water reused system is feasible and is able to be produced from the engineering aspect.</div>
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