How to Pray (The Standing, Bowing and Prostrate Postures) or see bellow pict
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Attentiveness in Prayer
Humility and Attentiveness in Prayer The nearest a servant can be to his Lord is when he prostrates himself in prayer. . Humility and attentiveness (khushoo‛) constitute the essence of the prayer and involve deep concentration and total humility before Almighty Allah, trying one’s best to concentrate and understand the Qur’anic verses and supplications recited…
Rukn of the Prayer
The Pillars and the Obligatory Acts of the Prayer The pillars (arkaan; singular: rukn) of the prayer are its essential parts that are necessary for its validity. If any of these pillars is left out due to forgetfulness or deliberate omission, the prayer becomes invalid. They are as follows: The opening takbeer; assuming the standing…
Performing the Prayer
The intention (niyyah) is one of the conditions of the prayer, without which the prayer will not be valid. The intention is the object for which the prayer is offered. Before offering the prayer, one must have in mind the intention to offer the specified prayer, as being the sunset prayer or the late evening…
before Praying
The Prayer The Arabic word salaat (commonly translated prayer) literally means supplication. It is the connection a Muslim establishes with his Lord and Creator and comprises the loftiest manifestations of total submissiveness to Allah, turning to Him and seeking His assistance and support. When a Muslim stands in prayer before his Lord, invokes and remembers…