The Essence of Devotion: Understanding The Five Daily Prayers in Islam

Unlocking Spiritual Connection: Delve Into the Significance and Practice of the Five Daily Prayers in Islamic Faith” Unlocking Spiritual Connection: Delve Into the Significance and Practice of the Five Daily Prayers in Islamic Faith” The second pillar of Islam is selah. A Muslim must offer five fard Namaz a day.

Fard is an Arabic word which means compulsory. The fard prayers are compulsory prayers. No Muslim should avoid them or delay them, without a valid reason.

The five daily prayers have the following rak’ahs .

Fajr Dawn prayer has two rak’ahs
Dhuhr Afternoon prayer has four rak’ahs
Asr Mid-afternoon prayer has four rak’ahs
Maghrib Sunset prayer has three rak’ahs
lsha Night prayer has four rak’ahs

When the time of any of these prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr,, Asr, Maghrib, and lsha) starts, you will hear the mu’adh-dhin in the mosque call out the adhan.

First of all, A Muslim will then make wudhu and get ready for Namaz.
Facing the qiblah, a Muslim makes the intention of the namaz he is going to perform.
He raises his hands and says:

Allaahu Akbar – Allah is Most Great

*His prayer (salah) has started. His first rak’ah has started.

A rak’ah:

what is a rak’ah?

A rak’ah is a set of recitations and movements.
A rak’ah consists of the following things: First Recitation of Surat ai-Fatihah while standing. Recitation of another surah after the Fatihah (in the first two rak’ahs)
Second; Ruku’: Bowing Rising and standing straight from bowing Sujud: Prostration – done twice (putting hands, forehead and nose, knees and toes on the ground)
Third:You will learn in detail how each part of the rak’ah is

done later!