Having ablution(wudu)
Does "having ablution" mean "performing ablution" in some contexts ? When I say "she is having ablution" , would it be correct and in the meaning of to perform it??
Solution 1:
We don't typically say having ablution in English. Rather we say: perform ablutions.
She is performing her ablutions.
It is worth noting that while ablution is a word, the plural form is usually used in English -- ablutions. The singular form is usually only used to describe the act itself.
She went to the well for her ablution.