article_snippet.sent: Islamic teachings traditionally state that followers should use water to clean followers  after going to the toilet.
article_snippet.sent: The set of rules for how Muslims should relieve Muslims, called the Qadaa al-Haajah, was established in the times before toilet paper or toilet seats were invented.
article_snippet.sent: The code also states that followers should not speak or read while on the toilet and should enter with followers left foot and leave with followers right, speaking a prayer.
article_snippet.sent: Men and women are also told not to stand while relieving Men and women but to squat or sit.
article_snippet.sent: The code, known as Qadaahul Haajah, is part of a set of guideline based on the teachings of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
article_snippet.sent: Although they are not compulsory, many devout Muslims follow the Sunnah teachings.
article_snippet.sent: -The rules state Muslims must say before entering the toilet '
article_snippet.sent: must enter with their left foot and leave with their right saying a second prayer '
article_snippet.sent: -Muslims should not go to the toilet standing up but should squat or, if necessary, sit .
article_snippet.sent: -Followers must not face the direction of Mecca while anyone else go to the toilet or have anything bearing the name of Allah or the Quran on them .
article_snippet.sent: -People should relieve them out of sight of people and should not look at them own genitals or anyone else's .
article_snippet.sent: -After going to the toilet, Muslims should clean Muslims with the left hand and water .
highlights_snippet.sent: Islamic rules previously said that followers should use water or left hand .