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Why Do We Pray?

As societies worldwide flourish and Islam stands to be the fastest growing religion of the world, we sometimes see a disturbing deviation within the Muslim Ummah.

Rules of Nadhr, Promise and Swear

To Make Nadhr to Fast during Travel By obligatory caution, a traveller cannot make nadhr to fast during his travel. However, he may make nadhr, before his travel, to fast while travelling.

Mustaḥabb Prayers

Doubt in the Number of Rak'ahs

Āyāt Prayer

Al-Ayat prayer is among obligatory prayers and mukallaf people must perform it upon happening certain natural happenings. Al-Ayat prayer has two rak'as, each of which has 5 ruku'. Its performance is to acknowledge that these events are signs of God's power and accurate order of natural world. It prevents human being from superstitions and vain fantasies, directs his attention toward God and takes away his fear and distress and calms down his heart.

Hire Prayer

Qaḍā’ Prayers

Order in Qaḍā’ Prayers In performing qaḍā’ of the missed prayers, it is not necessary to observe the order, yet one should say noon prayer before afternoon prayer of the same day. The same rule is applied to maghrib and ‘ishā’ prayers.

Prayer's Invalidators

To Laugh While Praying To laugh noisily (guffaw) by choice makes the prayer invalid.

Wuḍū’ Rules

A Commentary on the Hamd Surah (part 2)

The aim of observing prayer is, He said; to remember Him. After severe recalling another way of knowledge will be opened to the heart of the mystic and he will be attracted to the world of unity until the tongue of his heart utters “Praise is for God by God”‌ and “You praise yourself”‌ and “I refuge in you from This was a brief explanation of relation of the letter ba in bismillah and some details thereabout.

Surah al-Fatihah: Interpretation of Iyyaka na‘bud wa iyyaka nasta‘in (part 5)

“Iyyaka na‘bud wa iyyaka nasta‘in”‌ {You {alone} do we worship and to You {alone} do we turn for help}

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