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Performing the Prayer
The Best Provision for the Hereafter
The prayer is among the highest
acts of worship. The
prayer brings us close to Allah
and is the best provision for
the Hereafter.
If we perform the prayer properly,
we will be in bliss and
felicity in the Hereafter.
The Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) tells us:
"I like to perform the prayer in
this world: the pleasure
of my heart and the light of my
eyes is the prayer!
He has also told us.
"The prayer is like a cleansing
and refreshing stream in
which the performer is thoroughly
cleansed five times each
day."
We speak to Allah in: the prayer
and turn the attention of
our minds and hearts towards Him.
Allah and His Prophet
do not love those who fail to perform
their prayers.
The Holy Prophet (s.a.w.) has
told us "I am disgusted by
the person who does not perform
the obligatory prayers.
God loves the people who perform
the prayer and gives
them a beautiful rewards. He especially
loves the children
who perform the prayer from their
very childhood.
Every Muslim performs five prayers
each day:
The morning prayer, called !al4ajr",
of two units or
rak'ahs.
The noon prayer, called al-zuhr,
of four rak'ahs.
The afternoon prayer. called al-'asr
of four rak'ahs.
The sunset prayer, called al-maghrib
of three rak'ahs.
The evening prayer. called al-isha
of four rak'ahs.
* Before performing the prayer we
must have the necessary
ablution called "wudu". Perform
"wusu" in front of your father
and ask him if you have performed
it properly.
