Fitrah
Fitrah, in this context, is a set of grooming practices linked to natural human disposition. They include trimming the mustache, cutting the nails, and removing underarm and pubic hair. Hadith describe several of these together as a group.
See the term in context
What is the meaning of "fitra" in the Hadith: "Every child is born upon fitra"?
The natural disposition (Fitrah) is Islam, according to the more prominent opinions, and this is well-known among the general body of the Salaf.
Is the Sadaqat al-Fitr obligatory upon the wife or the husband on behalf of the children, and what is the difference between Sadaqat al-Fitr and Zakat al-Mal?
Zakat al-Fitr is obligatory upon every Muslim who possesses surplus wealth beyond their sustenance and the sustenance of their dependents for the day and night of Eid. It is obligatory for both the young and the old.…
How can the phenomenon of homosexuality in animals be explained—despite our belief that homosexuality is against the natural disposition (fitra) upon which God created humankind—and does this mean that homosexuality is not against the natural disposition (fitra) of these animals?
The phenomenon of homosexuality in animals has been addressed by scholars, both recently and in the past. Modern research is extensive and mentions speculative reasons such as genetic defects, a shortage of females, or…