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"If there was a river at the door of anyone of you and he took a bath in it five times a day, would you notice any dirt on him?", They said, "Not a trace of dirt would be left." The prophet said: "That is the example of the five prayers with which Allah blots out evil deeds" (Bukhari)
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Salat (Prayer)

About Salat
Salat Overview
Timings
Call to Prayer

How to Pray

Beginning Salat
Takbir Tahrimah
Tie Hands
Ruku
Qawmah
Qawmah (contd)
Sajdah
Jalsah
Second Sajdah
Next Rak-at
Tashahud
Tashahud (Contd)
Salutation
Postscript

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Fajr
Dhuhr
Asr
Maghrib
Isha

Combining/Shortening
Prayers

Other Prayers

Optional prayers
Friday prayer
Eid Prayer
Rain Prayer
Funeral Prayer

 

 

Salat (Prayer)

Salat (literally "supplication") is the second pillar of Islam. As a pillar it refers to the five compulsary daily prayers. However there are also optional prayers at specified occasions.

Hadiths says that the first thing that one will be questioned about on the Day of Judgment is about the prayers, and that one will be successful in the hereafter if he passes this test satisfactorily.

The significance of prayer can be gauged from the fact that one is not relieved from this duty even if one is sick, travelling or even at one's death bed. A prominent view, even though not unanimous, held by scholars is that abandoning the daily prayers would render one a Kafir (disbeliever).

The Quran exhorts: "Establish Salat to remember me (Allah)" (20:14)

Also,

"Salat at fixed times has been enjoined on the believers (4:103)"

Prophet Muhammad said:

"Order you children to pray at the age of seven, and beat them to do so at the age of ten" (Ahmed)

Also he said,

"Between a man and polytheism (al-shirk) and disbelief (al-kufr) is the abandoning of the prayer" (Muslim)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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