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Why muslim use water instead of toilet paper for cleaning?

Science as an interpreter of Islam: One of the most common questions I face regarding religion: Even one of my Christian friends was wonder about "why I always visit shower room just after toilet?" I just wanna added some logical arguments with one talk show of Dr.Chris (a non muslim Doctor) as a supporting material given in the video. “Islam places great emphasis on personal hygiene. Muslims are required to clean themselves well with water before offering prayers. Cleanliness is half of the faith, according to the teachings of Prophet Mohammad.” After visiting the toilet, a person is required to clean his or her private parts thoroughly with water to keep the body clean. Allah loves those who keep themselves clean and pure. In the Muslim and majority-Hindu regions of South Asia, Sikhs and Jains (offshoots of Hinduism), as well as Zoastrians, Buddhists and Christians also use water, but as a cultural custom that does not derive from their faith practice. Anal hygiene has evolved with the evolution of human beings. People in the stone age, as the name suggests, used rocks and stones to wipe their behind. The ancient Greeks, who were far ahead of stone agers in terms of art, philosophy and science, used shreds of clay or pottery. Romans used a wiping instrument called a tersorium, essentially a sponge on a stick. While wealthy Romans could afford a personal tersorium, peasants had to share it in their communal toilets. While water was used for cleaning in different Islamic and South and Southeast Asian countries across religions, Americans saw a revolution in anal hygiene during the 19th century when conventional toilet paper was introduced during the Industrial Revolution.