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!
- Unscramble.
decode the names of the Namaz, and write the number of rak’ahs
- 1 . Fajar rak’ahs ?
- 2. Zuhur Rakah ?
- 3. Asr Rakah ?
- 4. Maghrab Rakah?
- 5. Isha Rakah?
B. Match the prayer (salah) to the time when it is prayed.
Fajr Maghrib Dhuhr Isha
Asr
Sunset Night Dawn Afternoon
Mid-afternoon
Categories: PRAYER (Salat), ALMS (Zakat), SAWN (Fasting) HAJJ (Pilgrimage) & DUA (Supplications), Hadith and Tafseer, The Holy Quran, Quran Jaz 1- 114
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