The Purpose of Prayer
Why do we need prayer? How does prayer meet man’s need for divine guidance? What is the meaning behind that standing between the hands of God? More »
![Prayer is an obligation and it must be performed five times a day by the Muslim. It’s one of the central elements of faith and the core of worship. Therefore, the Prophet (peace be upon him) said in the authentic hadith narrated by Abu Hurairah (may Allah be Pleased with him): “The first of man’s […]](http://www.prayerinislam.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/mosque.jpg "Prayer is an obligation and it must be performed five times a day by the Muslim. It’s one of the central elements of faith and the core of worship. Therefore, the Prophet (peace be upon him) said in the authentic hadith narrated by Abu Hurairah (may Allah be Pleased with him): “The first of man’s […]")
The Prophet’s Night Prayer
What do you know about the Prophet’s guidance in offering `Isha’ Prayer? How did the Prophet use to consider the state of people during prayer?
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I`tikaf during the Last Third of Ramadan
What is meant by i`tikaf? What are the etiquettes of i`tikaf? What is the significance of i`tikaf?
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Optional Acts of Ablution
What are the merits of offering two rak'ahs after each ablution? What are the recommended times to use toothbrush?
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An Introduction to Prayer in Islam
An Introduction to Prayer in Islam
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The Muslim at Prayer
The Muslim at Prayer
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The Muslim at Prayer
The Muslim at 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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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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