KeepingConnection with God during Menstruation. It is often difficult for a Muslim woman to understand why she is unable to make salah (ritual prayer) for five days or so. Many may feel that it is a limitation on them due to their gender. Others may misunderstand this, and think that they can not engage in any Islamic activities through the

Whatis the 5 prayers in Islam? Muslims pray five times a day. The prayers are known as Fajr (dawn), Dhuhr (after noon), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (after sunset), and Isha (at night), always facing Mecca. What are the 5 times of prayer and Rakats? How many Rakat are prayed for each of the five daily prayers? Fajr: 2 Rakat Sunnah, then 2 Rakat Fardh.
Praisebe to Allah. 1 - The difference between the Shi'ah (Raafidis) and Sunnis (Ahl al-Sunnah) is very great, because of the difference in the sources to which each group refers. The Shi'ah rely on books and scholars who are insignificant in the eyes of the Sunnis. For example, after the Qur'aan, the Sunnis rely on Saheeh al-Bukhaari
Theseare the obligatory prayers only; there are many other prayers that Muslims can perform voluntarily for their own benefit. Many of these voluntary prayers are undertaken by Muslims during the Holy month of Ramadan due to the many rewards and blessings bestowed in this virtuous month. There are many other prayers in Islam, such a Namaaz
Thefuqaha' begin with salat al-zuhr, because it was the first salat to be declared obligatory, followed by the 'asr, the maghrib, the 'isha' and the subh prayer, in that order. All the five prayers were made obligatory on the night of Prophet's cosmic journey (al 'Isra'), nine years after the beginning of his mission (bi'thah). Prayertimes and how many Rakats. There are 5 obligatory prayers in Islam. Each has a different number of rakat. Fajr=2 rakat. Dhur=4 rakat. Asr'=4 rakat. Maghrib=3 rakat. Ishaa also has 4 rakat. So in total you have to pray 17 rakat a day. Andit was narrated from him that if he intends to stay for more than four days he must perform his prayers in full, but if he intends to stay less than that, he may shorten them . This is also the view of Malik and al-Shafi'i." (Al-Mughni, 2/65) It says in Fatawa al-Lajnah al-Daimah (8/109): "The basic principle is that the traveller who pv99W.
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