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awrah
what is awrah - the body parts that must be covered during salat (obligatory)
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wudhu
wudhu - the washing of hands, face, rinsing of the mouth and nose, wiping the head and washing the feet.
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niyyah – the intention
Niyyah (Arabic: نِيَّةٌ) is an essential concept in Islam
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facing qiblah
once must face towards the direction of the kabah
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takbir tahrima – placing the hands on the abdomen
the right hand is placed on top of the left hand which is then placed on the abdomen after saying takbir. After that the subhanaka is recited
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reciting surah fateha
before reciting surah fateha one recites the subhanak (tha'na). No salat is valid unless surah fateha is recited. after reciting fateha one should recite a short surah or few verses (ayats) from the qur'an
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Ruku – bowing
then one says takbir and goes to ruku and recites 'subhana rabbi al 'azeem' 3 times
standing up from ruku
while standing up from ruku say sami'allahu liman hamd, rabbana laka alhamd
sajdah – going to prostration
read takbir - go to prostration, recite subhana rabbi al a'ala 3 times, read takbir and sit briefly, read takbir again and prostrate and recite subhana rabbi al a'ala 3 times and stand up reciting takbir. First rakat is completed.
tashahud
after the completion of 2 rakats the tashahud is recited
salawat Ibrahim
Complete prayer by reciting Salawat Ibrahim
ending salat
finish salat with saying 'assalamu alaiykum wa rahmatullah once on the right and then once on the left
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How to pray Salat – 5 daily prayers in Islam
About Lesson

Qiblah (Arabic: قِبْلَة) holds immense significance in Islam. Let me guide you through its essence:

  1. Definition: The qiblah refers to the direction toward the Kaaba in the Sacred Mosque (Masjid al-Haram) in MeccaMuslims face this direction during various religious contexts, especially during the daily ritual prayers (salat1.

  2. Historical Context:

  3. Significance:

  4. Determining the Qiblah:

In summary, the qiblah serves as a spiritual compass, directing Muslims toward the heart of their faith—the Kaaba in Mecca