An in-depth exploration of the Islamic liturgy, focusing on the significance, practices, and historical evolution of Islamic prayer (Salat).
Mandatory prayers performed by Muslims five times daily as the second pillar of Islam.
Midafternoon prayer, the third of the five obligatory daily prayers in Islam.
Noon prayer in Islam; the second of the five obligatory daily prayers (salat) containing four cycles (rakah)
Salat al-Isha: The fifth and final mandatory daily prayer in Islam, consisting of four cycles and performed after sunset.
The congregational Friday prayer in Islam, required primarily of Sunni men and under specific conditions for Shi'i men.
The prayer performed in times of danger or warfare, based on the Prophet Muhammad’s example during military battles.
The fourth of the five mandatory daily prayers in Islam, performed after sunset.
Recommended prayers performed in the month of Ramadan, indicating piety.
Learn about the term 'WITR,' its implications, and usage in Islamic context. Understand its significance, variations in observance, and related traditions.
An in-depth exploration of the Five Foundations of Islam, their significance, and practices. Understand the essential pillars that define Muslim life and faith.
Explore the meaning, importance, and context of the term 'ʿAsr' in Islam. Understand its role as an afternoon prayer and its Qur'anic significance.
Learn about the term 'Takbīru ʾt-Taḥrīmah,' its etymology, and its pivotal role in Islamic worship. Understand the importance and implications of this first Takbīr in the liturgical prayer.
Dawn prayer, the first of the five mandatory daily prayers in Islam.
Explore the term 'Iqāmah,' its role in Islamic practice, and how it is performed. Understand the differences across sects and the individuals involved in this essential part of congregational prayers.
Learn about the night prayers in Islam, ṣalātu ʾl-layl and ṣalātu ʾt-tahajjud, their significance, structure, and role in a Muslim’s devotional life.
