Tahara is a term in Islamic practice that refers to the state of ritual purity. It is essential for performing certain acts of worship, such as Salah (prayer) and handling the Qur'an. To achieve Tahara, Muslims must perform specific cleansing rituals, including Wudu (ablution) for minor impurities and Ghusl (full-body purification) for major impurities. Maintaining Tahara is important in Islam as it reflects a person's spiritual cleanliness and readiness to engage in worship. The concept emphasizes the significance of physical and spiritual hygiene, encouraging followers to be mindful of their actions and intentions in their daily lives.