Obligatory Prayers

Muslim prayer is planned by Allah in a way that can help people develop useful sleep habits and these habits are key factors in maintaining mental and physical health. 

Prayer has a reality beyond the words pronounced and the movements performed. The core of prayer is to remember Allah in the heart at all times.

The Holy Quran says, " ... and be steadfast in prayer; prayer keeps one away from indecency and evil." 

Woe to those who pray, who are heedless of their prayers (delaying them from their prescr

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The obligation of āyāt prayer is limited to the residents of only that town in which the event takes place.

Āyāt prayer has several forms. It consists of two rak‘ahs, and there are five rukū‘ in each.

Ayāt prayer becomes obligatory due the following four things: 1. Solar Eclips; 2. Lunar Eclips; 3. Earthquake; 4. Thunder and lightning, red and black cyclone and other similar celestial phenomena, which frightens most of the people.