Strength and Nobility in Prayer
Dr. Jamal Badawi explores the significance of prayer in Islam and that it is not a mere ritual but rather a practical way of remembering and worshipping the Creator and doing good. More »
![Welcome to a new episode of this fascinating talk entitled “Prayer: Key to Success” wherein Sheikh Mufti Menk continues his speech about the second pillar of Islam, that is of prayer. He begins his talk by shedding some light on those who are enabled to preserve and stay steadfast on their prayer. Almighty Allah says: […]](http://www.prayerinislam.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/0258.jpg "Welcome to a new episode of this fascinating talk entitled “Prayer: Key to Success” wherein Sheikh Mufti Menk continues his speech about the second pillar of Islam, that is of prayer. He begins his talk by shedding some light on those who are enabled to preserve and stay steadfast on their prayer. Almighty Allah says: […]")
The Sunnah in Making Adhan and Using the Miswak
Do you have to make Adhan if you pray individually at home? What is the excellence in doing it? What is the ruling of using the toothpaste instead of the Miswak?
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Washing the Feet While Performing Wudu’
What is the ruling of wiping over the socks and shoes?
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Humility in Prayer
Humility in Prayer
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Respond to the Call for Prayer
Respond to the Call for Prayer
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Congregational Prayer
Congregational Prayer
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Hijri Calendar
The Islamic or Hijri calendar is based on a lunar month of 29 to 30 days, with the day starting at sunset. The Islamic year consists of twelve months: (1) Muharram, (2) Safar, (3) Rabi` Awwal, (4) Rabi` Thani, (5) Jumada Awwal, (6) Jumada Thani, (7) Rajab, (8) Sha`ban, (9) Ramadan, (10) Shawwal, (11) Dhul- Qi`dah, (12) Dhul- Hijjah.
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Qiblah Finder
Click the Compass, then type your home address or your zip code, and press "Go". The red line inside the map will indicate the direction of the Qiblah.
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Click the Compass, then type your home address or your zip code, and press "Go". The red line inside the map will indicate the direction of the Qiblah.
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