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This question need a full book to answer it. These are few brief facts:

1. Every rule in Islam is based on the benefit of the human being whether we know that benefit or not as it is best known by Allah (SWT).

2. Allah, The Glorious Does not need anything but we need to worship Him properly to live a real human life with peace and success.

3. Worship in Islam is within the limits of our abilities and there is no obligatory worship more than our real ability.

4. More we worship Allah, more we get benefit and elevation and peace of mind.

5. The Prophet Muhammad (SAWA) and his holy Progeny Ahlul Bayt (AS) are the teachers who teach us and all the creatures the real worship of Allah.

I advise you to refer to the sermon of Lady Fatima (AS) in which you will see the wisdom and reasons behind the main worships in Islam.

Wassalam.

Your Ghusl is valid because wiping off your body and massage on the scalp is not obligatory during Ghusl.

Wassalam.

We all must respect and support every Azadari act which is according to the teachings of Ahlul Bayt (AS). We are not allowed to waste milk in any way because wasting any bounty of Allah (SWT) is against the teachings of Imam Husain (AS).

Wassalam.

I can't quite figure out the Arabic text of these quotations in English, in order to discuss them, so it would be helpful if you could write the exact texts in Arabic, or give a reference.

The closest narrations that come to mind are:
* It is narrated that the best form of ibadah is love for the Ahl al-Bayt (A). 
* There is a narration in the Sunni books that a man who is bodily injured by someone (such as in a fight) and forgives that has offered a form of charity to the person who injured him. 

Anyway, there are a lot of hadith attributed to the Prophet (S) saying "the best form of worship is..." and "the best form of charity is...", and sometimes different things are mentioned.

From this, one gets the sense that the intent behind the text is often to say that "this is a good thing to do" and encourage people to do it, not that there is a hierarchy of different types of charity or worship, and only one of them is at the top.

(Except in a case where the text is very clear that this is the absolute best thing to do and specifies that it really is meant to be better than anything else.) 

Of course, there are many hadith encouraging charity (whether it be material assistance, or other forms of generosity such as kindness or assistance), forgiveness, and love (apart from love towards the vicious or enemies of God). 

(Note that someone else may recognize what texts are being discussed here and have a better answer!)