Muslim Prayer

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For Muslims, the five daily prayer times (called salat) are among the most important obligations of the Islamic faith. Prayers remind the faithful of God and the many opportunities to seek His guidance and forgiveness. They also serve as a reminder of the connection that Muslims the world over share through their faith and shared rituals.
Prayer is one of Islam's Five Pillars, the guiding tenets that all observant Muslims must follow:
Muslims demonstrate their faithfulness by actively honoring the Five Pillars of Islam in their everyday lives. Daily prayer is the most visible means of doing so.
As with other faiths, Muslims must observe specific rituals as part of their daily prayers. Before praying, Muslims must be clear of mind and of body. Islamic teaching requires Muslims to engage in ritualistic washing (wudu) of the hands, feet, arms, and legs, called Wudhu, before praying. Worshippers must also be dressed modestly in clean clothing.
Once the Wudhu has been completed, it's time to find a place to pray. Many Muslims pray at mosques, where they can share their faith with others. But any quiet place, even a corner of an office or home, can be used for prayer. The only stipulation is that the prayers must be said while facing in the direction of Mecca, the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad.
Traditionally, prayers are said while standing on a small prayer rug, though using one isn't required. The prayers are always recited in Arabic while performing a series of ritualized gestures and movements intended to glorify Allah and proclaim devotion called Rak'ha. The Rak'ha is repeated two to four times, depending on the time of day.
If worshippers are praying communally, they will conclude prayers with a brief message of peace for one another. Muslims turn first to their right, then to their left, and offer the greeting, "Peace be upon you, and the mercy and blessings of Allah."
In Muslim communities, people are reminded of the salat by the daily calls to prayer, known as adhan. The adhan are delivered from mosques by a muezzin, the mosque's designated caller of prayer. During the call to prayer, the muezzin recites the Takbir and the Kalimah. 
Traditionally, the calls were made from the mosque's minaret without amplification, though many modern mosques use loudspeakers so that the faithful can hear the call more clearly. The prayer times themselves are dictated by the position of the sun:
In ancient times, one merely looked at the sun to determine the various times of day for prayer. In modern days, printed daily prayer schedules precisely pinpoint the beginning of each prayer time. And yes, there are plenty of apps for that.
Missing prayers is considered a serious lapse of faith for devout Muslims. But circumstances do sometimes arise where a prayer time may be missed. Tradition dictates that Muslims should make up their missed prayer as soon as possible or at the very least recite the missed prayer as part of the next regular salat.
Huda. "The 5 Muslim Daily Prayer Times and What They Mean." Learn Religions, Feb. 8, 2021, learnreligions.com/islamic-prayer-timings-2003811. Huda. (2021, February 8). The 5 Muslim Daily Prayer Times and What They Mean. Retrieved from https://www.learnreligions.com/islamic-prayer-timings-2003811 Huda. "The 5 Muslim Daily Prayer Times and What They Mean." Learn Religions. https://www.learnreligions.com/islamic-prayer-timings-2003811 (accessed May 9, 2021).
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In Muslim communities, people are reminded of the salat by the daily calls to prayer, known as adhan. The adhan are delivered from mosques by a muezzin, the mosque's designated caller of prayer. During the call to prayer, the muezzin recites the Takbir and the Kalimah.
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Instructions for Performing Muslim Prayers Step 1Have a sincere intention to perform the prayers purely for the sake of God. Assume this posture after having made the intention to pray. Raise both hands up to the ears (palms facing the direction of Mecca) and say:
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What do you call the daily prayers in Islam?
What do you call the daily prayers in Islam?
Shahadah: Reciting the Islamic profession of faith, called the Kalimah ("There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger"). Salat: Daily prayers, properly observed.
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Five times each day, Muslims bow down to Allah in scheduled prayers. If you are learning how to pray, or are just curious about what Muslims do during prayers, follow along with these general guidelines. For more specific guidance, there are online prayer tutorials to help you understand how it is done.
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Why are prayers so important in the Muslim faith?
Why are prayers so important in the Muslim faith?
Prayers remind the faithful of God and the many opportunities to seek His guidance and forgiveness. They also serve as a reminder of the connection that Muslims the world over share through their faith and shared rituals. Prayer is one of Islam's Five Pillars, the guiding tenets that all observant Muslims must follow:
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Ensure the area is clean and free of impurities. This includes your body, your clothes, and the place of prayer itself. Perform wudu. You must be ritually pure before you go start praying. If you're not, it's required to perform Wudu "ablution" before you do. If since your last prayer, you have urinated, defecated, passed gas, bled excessively, or fallen asleep deeply…
Perform ghusl (full shower) if needed. Certai…
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Before going on to the prayer proper, a Muslim must ensure a few things. Firstly, he and his clothes must be generally clean and free from impurities. He also must take an ablution which comprises of four compulsory steps and a few optional ones. The compulsory parts of the body that must be washed when taking an ablution is the face, arms up to elbow, hair and the legs in t…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salah
Observed by: Muslims
Type: Islamic
Also called: Prayer in Islam
Official name: صلاة
Each Salah is made up of repeating units known as rakat (Arabic: رَكَعَات sing. rak'ah). Each prayer may consist of two to four rakat. Each rak'ah consists of specific movements and recitations. On the major elements there is consensus, but on minor details there may be different views. Between each position there is a very slight pause. The takbir which is read as Allahu Akbar (lit. Allah is The Greatest), is recited during the time when one goes from one position of prayer to another.
Each Salah is made up of repeating units known as rakat (Arabic: رَكَعَات sing. rak'ah). Each prayer may consist of two to four rakat. Each rak'ah consists of specific movements and recitations. On the major elements there is consensus, but on minor details there may be different views. Between each position there is a very slight pause. The takbir which is read as Allahu Akbar (lit. Allah is The Greatest), is recited during the time when one goes from one position of prayer to another.

Beginning
Before prayer, a Muslim should always perform Wudhu, an act in which he first washes his hands, cleans his mouth and nose, washes his arms up to the elbow, then with his wet hands wipes over his head including his ears and then finally washes his feet.

Intention, known as niyyah, is a prerequisite for salah, and what distinguishes real worship from 'going through the motions'. Some authorities hold that intention suffices in the heart, and some require that it be spoken, usually under the breath.

The person praying begins in a standing position known as qiyam, although people who find it difficult to do so may begin while sitting or lying on the ground. This is followed by the raising of the hands to the head and recitation of the takbīr, known in combination as takbīrat al-iḥrām or takbīrat at-taḥrīmah (consecratory takbir).Takbir is read as Allahu Akbar (lit. Allah is The Greatest). One then lowers their hands. First Takbir represents the beginning of prayer. From this point forward one praying may not converse, eat, or do things that are otherwise halal. A Muslim must keep his vision low during prayer, looking at the place where his face will contact the ground during prostration.

Common elements of each rakat
Still standing, the next principal act is the recitation of Al-Fatiha, the first chapter of the Quran. This chapter begins with praise of Allah and then a supplication is made to Allah . In the first and second rakat, another portion of the Quran is recited following the Fatiha. This is followed by saying Allah O Akbar ( lit. " Allah is The Greatest ") and raising the hands up to the ear lobes(Rafah yadain) followed by Rakooh which is bowing from the waist, with palms placed on the knees (depending on the madhhab, rules may differ for women). While bowing, those praying generally utter words of praise under their breath, such as سبحان ربي العظيم (lit. "Glory be to my Lord, the Most Magnificent"), thrice or more. As the worshipper straightens their back, they say سمع الله لمن حمده (lit. "God hears the one who praises him.") and ربنا لك الحمد (rabbanā laka l-ḥamd, "Our Lord, all praise be to you.")

This is followed by saying Allah O Akbar ( lit. " Allah is The Greatest ") and raising the hands up to the ear lobes and then the worshipper kneels and prostrates with the forehead, nose, knees, palms and toes touching the floor, saying سبحان ربى الأعلى (lit. "Glory be to my Lord, the Most High"). After a short while in prostration the worshipper very briefly rises to sit, then returns to the ground a second time. Lifting the head from the second prostration completes a rak'ah. If this is an odd (first or third) rak'ah, one returns to a standing position and begins another rak'ah. If an even (second or fourth) unit, the worshiper proceeds to sit and recite the tashahhud, salawat and other prayers. Many schools hold that the right index finger is raised when reciting the salawat. If the worshipper then intends to finish their prayer, they perform the taslim (illustrated below), or continue with a new rak'ah. Mistakes in salah are believed to be compensated for by prostrating twice at the end of the prayer, known as sujud sahwi. The taslim is read as Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullah (lit "Peace and mercy of Allah be upon you All"). Taslim represents end of prayer.

Performing the Taslim Reciting the salam facing the right direction Reciting the salam facing the left direction
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