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The Basics of the Muslim’s Prayer Print E-mail

The five prayers are among the best acts of worship that the Muslim performs. Performing them is the best deed after having the correct belief in God and his messenger. Prophet Muhammad , may Allah raise his rank, was asked what the best deed was and he said it was performing the obligatory prayers at the begining of their times...

When we say "prayers" we are referring to an act of worshipping God which has a specific format as God revealed to Prophet Muhammad , may Allah raise his rank.

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Last Updated on Sunday, 31 July 2011 08:57
 

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