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Cleanliness is a sign of a healthy and civilized person. It means keeping our bodies, our clothes and the places around us clean. In Islam, cleanliness has a special place. Muslims cannot pray without purity, so they make wudu before prayer. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said that purity is half of faith, and the Holy Quran tells us that Allah loves those who purify themselves.

Personal cleanliness starts with simple daily habits. I take a shower every day and brush my teeth in the morning and before bed. Sometimes I use a miswak, following the Sunnah of the Prophet. I wash my hands with soap before and after every meal, and I cut my nails every week. These habits protect us from germs and diseases, and they help us feel fresh and confident.

Cleanliness is not only about our bodies. We should also keep our homes, schools and cities clean. At home, I make my bed and tidy my room before I go to school. At school, my classmates and I never write on the desks or throw paper on the floor. When my family goes on a picnic in the desert or the park, we always collect our trash before we leave. Sadly, some people throw trash in the streets, which makes our cities ugly and harms the environment.

In conclusion, cleanliness is everyone's responsibility. If each person keeps his own space clean, our whole country will be cleaner, healthier and more beautiful. Let us start with ourselves, because a clean society begins with clean habits.