Cleaning during the Maida time example of el-Bahru'l-Medid commentary

In Islam, cleanliness means keeping away from sins and harams and keeping the place where he lives, his body and his clothes clean. In Islam, cleanliness and cleaning for worship complement each other and mean something together. For this reason, Islamic scholars have seen cleaning as a three-stage activity: material cleaning, legal cleaning and spiritual cleaning. One of the most important representatives of Sufi thought in Morocco, Ahmed b. Acîbe's six-volume commentary named al-Bahru'l-Medid contains both the external and internal interpretation of the Qur'an. "In our study, it has been prepared on the basis of the verses of the Surah Maide about cleanliness in al-Bahru'l-Medid commentary." The verses 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 100 of Surat al-Maida, which consists of 120 verses, contain material and spiritual provisions regarding cleanliness. In our study, the meaning of these verses according to al-Bahru'l-Medid is given first, then the interpretation of the verses, and finally the mystical signs of the verses are emphasized.