Prayer in Islam is a rather complicated thing. It is almost impossible to remember everything the first time, and even more so to perform it without any mistakes. It takes months or even years of practice. However, in any religion it is quite difficult to follow all the canons and know all the prayers by heart. In the same Christianity there are thousands of prayers and rarely anyone knows all of them. And if we talk about divine services, then very few people know the whole “church circle”. It's the same in Islam.
It is necessary
Koran, carpet, mosque
Instructions
Step 1
It is in Islam that much attention is paid not only to the essence of prayer, but also to its visual design. For example, while pronouncing the sacred words for a Muslim, the feet must be kept straight so that the toes of the feet do not look in different directions. There is during prayer and its position and for the hands. They should be crossed on the chest, but not on the stomach and should not be behind the back. During the bow, it is necessary that the legs do not bend, and the feet stand straight. Bowing to the ground should be done as follows: first, kneel down, and then bend over, kiss the floor and freeze in this position for a while. This is what is called in Islam bowing down to earth.
Step 2
According to the rules and canons, every devout Muslim must perform namaz five times a day. Namaz is a ritual prayer that includes performing body movements in a strictly defined order, for example, bows and bows to the ground.
Also, during prayer, they practice reading short prayer formulas and reciting verses from the Koran. As for the inner side of prayer, its deep meaning lies in the fact that the praying person concentrates on what the praying person reads, and he should get the feeling that Allah is watching him. Namaz can be performed both collectively and individually. The latter is especially practiced in Islam when traveling.
Step 3
There are five most important prayers for a Muslim: Fajr (pre-dawn prayer), Zuhr (midday prayer), Asr (afternoon prayer), Maghreb (sunset prayer), and Isha (night prayer). In addition, in Islam, you can perform a prayer asking for rain, prayer during a solar and lunar eclipse. Plus, there are obligatory prayers that must be performed collectively: Janaza Namaz, Juma Namaz and Eid Namaz. There are also special dua prayers that do not require special training or a specific ritual. For example: prayer when visiting a sick person, prayer when visiting the toilet, prayer after meals, prayer when visiting graves, prayer when entering a house, prayer when entering a mosque, and many others.
