Rose water is not a religion itself, but it plays a role in religious practices of several faiths. It is primarily used as a perfume in religious ceremonies.
Rose Water in Religious Practices
According to the provided reference, rose water has specific religious uses:
- Muslim: Rose water is used as a perfume in religious ceremonies. Water used to clean the Kaaba, the Qibla for Muslims located in Mecca, combines water from the Zamzam Well with rose water as an additive.
- Hindu: Rose water is used as a perfume in religious ceremonies.
- Zoroastrian: Rose water is used as a perfume in religious ceremonies.
Summary
Rose water is not a religion but is employed within the rituals and practices of Muslim, Hindu, and Zoroastrian faiths, primarily as a fragrant element in religious ceremonies.
