Namaz time

 Namaz 

Namaz time also known as Salah, is a five-day obligatory daily prayer performed by a true Muslim. The word salah comes from the Arabic word ṣalat, a common prayer performed for all Muslims as one of the five pillars of Islam. Prayer is a religious pillar. Namaz is performed in the early morning, late afternoon, evening, near sunset, and very late in the evening. Prayers are regularly offered to the Qiblah (khana kaaba), Saudi Arabia. Each Namaz lasts between five and ten minutes, so prayers are counted 30 minutes a day. It is the first question of judgment on the day of judgment.

رَبِّ اجْعَلْنِي مُقِيمَ الصَّلَاةِ وَمِنْ ذُرِّيَّتِي ۚ رَبَّنَا وَتقق

“My Lord, I have made the founder of prayer, and [many] from my descendants. Our Lord, and accept my supplication. ”

(Surah Ibrahim Ayat: 40)

During the ascension, Allah Almighty gave Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W) the gift of Namaz. Initially, a gift of 50 complete prayers was offered, but later only five prayers remained. Namaz is the source of the Joy of God, the sunnah of the Prophet, the love of angels, the light of knowledge, the hatred of the devil of faith, the mediator between Allah and the servant and as a true friend in the grave until the day of resurrection.

Prayer is obligatory for all older Muslims. It is the second pillar of Islam. The Holy Quran commands prayers in many places. The call to prayer is called adhan or azan. The one who calls for prayer is called a muezzin. The one who performs the prayers is called the Imam. It is better for men to go to a Muslim church to pray, while women should pray in their homes. The rakats of the five prayers are; Fajr (four rakats), Zuhar (twelve rakats), Asar (eight rakats), Maghrib (seven rakats), and Isha (seventeen rakats)

“Namaz” course outline:

 Read the times of Namaz

Will Five daily prayers will be taught

Types of prayers (farz, sunnah, nafil, witr, and wajib)

The Read iNnaz

The Namaz process

 Parts of Namaz

Typical elements of each rakat

Practice the practice of Namaz

Learn how to offer other prayers such as Namaz-e-Jumma, Namaz-e-Eidain, Namaz-e-janaza and its importance

Instructions Holy Quran's instructions on Namaz

The statement of the Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W) regarding Namaz

 Punishment for not knowing prayers

 Saying science about prayer

The importance of Namaz

 As a means of cleansing

Praise and worship

 Create a difference between a believer and an unbeliever (kafir)

Persuasion and application

Supplication

Giving Thanks

Comb Spiritual Fighting

 Prayer prevents immorality and vice versa

 A source of strength and endurance

Time spent in remembrance of Allah prevents evil thoughts and evil deeds

 By bringing peace and tranquility to your life

 Namaz is a powerful source of salvation and needs forgiveness

Promoting good morals and good behavior in life