Prayer is one of the five pillars of Islam. After believing in Allah, the most important obligatory act of worship for the believers is prayer. From the time of becoming an adult, it is obligatory on everyone, rich and poor alike, to perform prayers at the prescribed time. In the Holy Qur'an, Allah says, "Surely it is obligatory for the believers to perform the prayer at the appointed time."
Prayers are the only form of worship; Through which man leaves all the work of the world and becomes dedicated only to Allah. It is this prayer that cleanses man from all the sins and filth of the world. Protects from all injustice in the world.
Narrated from Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Masood (RA), ‘I asked the Messenger (SAW), (O Messenger of Allah!) Which is the most beloved deed to Allah? The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said, “Prayers.” (Bukhari and Muslim). 4034, Musnad Ahmad-26374).
Prayers are a form of meditation and reliance through which ordinary Muslims have the opportunity to meet Allah. This opportunity is obtained through humility, humility, concentration, devotion and devotion in prayers. Through prayers, one can present oneself in the court of Allah with a combination of meditation and knowledge. The event of Shabe Miraj is the meeting of the Prophet with Allah the Almighty. Miraj to the believers. Through which people get the opportunity to meet or see the Almighty. Prayers are the bridge between the servant and Allah. Although prayers are already practiced at different times, they are completed from the time of Miraj. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) received gifts as a system of regular worship for all people.
The Prophet (peace be upon him) went to Miraj. There are five scheduled prayers. Later, the angel Gabriel (peace be upon him) taught Hazrat Muhammad (peace be upon him) the time and method of prayers. There are several types of prayers and the more I read them, the more I will benefit. Prayers are to be recited five times or at a time. These are Fajr, Johar, Asr, Maghrib, Esha. Friday prayers. And the obligatory kifaya is the janaza prayers.
After Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) migrated from Makkah to Madinah, a Nawabi was built in the mosque in Madinah for worship. Azan was arranged for people to call for prayers. Azan is said before every prayer. Azan is pronounced in Haya Alas Salah, Haya Alas Falah; That is, appear for the prayers, appear for the welfare. In the spirit of brotherhood, the king and the fakir stood in a row and surrendered to Allah together. God's grace is sought from one prayer to another.
You have to understand what I am praying for and what I am reading with it. We have to try to understand the meaning of prayer and sura. If the mind understands the meaning, then the mind will be in prayer. If not, various thoughts may come to mind while standing in prayers.
This is the last prayer of my life. I may not even get a chance to ask God for forgiveness. Remembering the last prayers of life is mindfulness. I can finish the prayers with care. In verse 175 of Surah Al Imran, every living being must taste death. We can understand this verse. Or I may think that Allah has given me the opportunity to perform these prayers. My death at the end of the prayers. We can also imagine the situation after hearing the death warrant of the accused.
At the end of one prayer, we should put ourselves to good use before the next prayer. Work is worship. From one prayer to another, everyone will try to find an honest livelihood. That is the command of God.
Verse 10 of Surah Jumu'ah says: "After you have prayed, disperse in the land, seek the provision of Allah, and remember Allah much, that you may be successful."
Prayer is one of the five pillars of Islam. After believing in Allah, the most important obligatory act of worship for the believers is prayer. From the time of becoming an adult, it is obligatory on everyone, rich and poor alike, to perform prayers at the prescribed time. In the Holy Qur'an, Allah says, "Surely it is obligatory for the believers to perform the prayer at the appointed time." Prayers are the only form of worship; Through which man leaves all the work of the world and becomes dedicated only to Allah. It is this prayer that cleanses man from all the sins and filth of the world. Protects from all injustice in the world. Narrated from Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Masood (RA), ‘I asked the Messenger (SAW), (O Messenger of Allah!) Which is the most beloved deed to Allah? The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said, “Prayers.” (Bukhari and Muslim). 4034, Musnad Ahmad-26374). Prayers are a form of meditation and reliance through which ordinary Muslims have the opportunity to meet Allah. This opportunity is obtained through humility, humility, concentration, devotion and devotion in prayers. Through prayers, one can present oneself in the court of Allah with a combination of meditation and knowledge. The event of Shabe Miraj is the meeting of the Prophet with Allah the Almighty. Miraj to the believers. Through which people get the opportunity to meet or see the Almighty. Prayers are the bridge between the servant and Allah. Although prayers are already practiced at different times, they are completed from the time of Miraj. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) received gifts as a system of regular worship for all people. The Prophet (peace be upon him) went to Miraj. There are five scheduled prayers. Later, the angel Gabriel (peace be upon him) taught Hazrat Muhammad (peace be upon him) the time and method of prayers. There are several types of prayers and the more I read them, the more I will benefit. Prayers are to be recited five times or at a time. These are Fajr, Johar, Asr, Maghrib, Esha. Friday prayers. And the obligatory kifaya is the janaza prayers. After Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) migrated from Makkah to Madinah, a Nawabi was built in the mosque in Madinah for worship. Azan was arranged for people to call for prayers. Azan is said before every prayer. Azan is pronounced in Haya Alas Salah, Haya Alas Falah; That is, appear for the prayers, appear for the welfare. In the spirit of brotherhood, the king and the fakir stood in a row and surrendered to Allah together. God's grace is sought from one prayer to another. You have to understand what I am praying for and what I am reading with it. We have to try to understand the meaning of prayer and sura. If the mind understands the meaning, then the mind will be in prayer. If not, various thoughts may come to mind while standing in prayers. This is the last prayer of my life. I may not even get a chance to ask God for forgiveness. Remembering the last prayers of life is mindfulness. I can finish the prayers with care. In verse 175 of Surah Al Imran, every living being must taste death. We can understand this verse. Or I may think that Allah has given me the opportunity to perform these prayers. My death at the end of the prayers. We can also imagine the situation after hearing the death warrant of the accused. At the end of one prayer, we should put ourselves to good use before the next prayer. Work is worship. From one prayer to another, everyone will try to find an honest livelihood. That is the command of God. Verse 10 of Surah Jumu'ah says: "After you have prayed, disperse in the land, seek the provision of Allah, and remember Allah much, that you may be successful."