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IMPORTNACE OF WUDU

O you who have believed! When you rise to [perform] prayer, wash your faces and your forearms to the elbows and wipe over your heads and wash your feet to the ankles…
(Al-Ma’idah 5:6)

In Islam, ablution, or wudu`, is to wash one’s face, hands, arms, head and feet with water. Allah, the Most High says:

Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) narrated that he Prophet (peace be upon him) said: “Allah does not accept the prayer of one who nullified his ablution until he performs it again.” (Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud and At-Tirmithi)
There is a consensus among the Muslim scholars that ablution is part of Islamic law. Therefore, it is a recognized fact of the religion.
 
The wisdoms behind WUDU
Wudu (ablution)
Includes material and spiritual cleaning together and enables material cleanliness; it is an indispensable step of worshipping that gives a Muslim peace in heart and spiritual power. A Muslim prepares himself for worshipping spiritually and bodily when he makes wudu.
Wudu
Is important in terms of health because it cleans the organs that are exposed to dirtiness and that are always in contact with things outside like hands, face, mouth, teeth, nose, head and feet. The ways through which microbes could penetrate the body are cleaned at least five times a day thanks to wudu; thus, many diseases are prevented; the nervous system and the circulatory system of the body become more regular.



Wudu
Soothes fury, eliminates anger and calms the spirit. Therefore, the Prophet (PBUH) advised a person who got furious to make wudu.
(Abu Dawud, Adab, 3; Musnad, 4/226)

Wudu is a spiritual weapon of a believer and a spiritual shield against invisible dangers.
A Muslim who makes wudu is purified and cleaned from both material and spiritual impurities. His sins are washed away as he washes an organ; it is stated that each organ of wudu will shine brightly on the Day of Resurrection.
May Allah Almighty Grants us the Effort to keep ourselves in WUDU when we are taking our last breath. (AMMEEN)