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Sheikh Mohammad Kamal, Secretary of the Dar al-Ifta in Egypt, clarified that spraying water in front of homes is considered impermissible if it leads to excess and wastefulness, especially when large amounts of water are used. This practice contradicts Islamic teachings that emphasize conserving blessings and avoiding the reckless use of resources. He confirmed that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) prohibited extravagance even in acts of worship, as demonstrated in his conversation with Sayyidina Saad (may Allah be pleased with him) during ablution, which illustrates that wastefulness is forbidden even in circumstances of drinking or performing ablution. He called for adopting alternative cleaning methods that reduce water wastage, particularly given the limited resources available. He emphasized the importance of preserving water as a blessing from Allah.
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