The document discusses different aspects of Muslim prayers:
1) It defines the Azaan (call to prayer) and Salat (obligatory prayers), noting there are five daily prayers and the Fajr prayer has an additional phrase.
2) It explains the importance of congregational prayer over individual prayer and that it requires a minimum of two people - the Imam (prayer leader) and another.
3) It provides details on the Eid prayer, stating there are two Eid prayers each year, each consisting of only two rakats that are obligatory (wajb), and the Imam delivers a khutba after.
The document discusses different aspects of Muslim prayers:
1) It defines the Azaan (call to prayer) and Salat (obligatory prayers), noting there are five daily prayers and the Fajr prayer has an additional phrase.
2) It explains the importance of congregational prayer over individual prayer and that it requires a minimum of two people - the Imam (prayer leader) and another.
3) It provides details on the Eid prayer, stating there are two Eid prayers each year, each consisting of only two rakats that are obligatory (wajb), and the Imam delivers a khutba after.
The document discusses different aspects of Muslim prayers:
1) It defines the Azaan (call to prayer) and Salat (obligatory prayers), noting there are five daily prayers and the Fajr prayer has an additional phrase.
2) It explains the importance of congregational prayer over individual prayer and that it requires a minimum of two people - the Imam (prayer leader) and another.
3) It provides details on the Eid prayer, stating there are two Eid prayers each year, each consisting of only two rakats that are obligatory (wajb), and the Imam delivers a khutba after.
1. Azaan is that proclamation which is made to call
Muslims for obligatory Salat. 2. The ‘Muazzin’ calls out the Azaan five times a day. 3. Azaan-e-Fajr has an additional phrase in it. 4. When Muslims migrated to Madina, Prophet (SAW) established the first Islamic state there and constructed Masjud-e-Nabvi. 5. Abdullah bin Zaid saw the whole wording of Azaan in his dream. 6. Salat is the second of the five pillars in the Islamic faith. 7. Nafal is a voluntary prayer and is not obligatory. 8. Abulution is a kind of Spiritual purification. 9. One must perform ablution to be able to offer Salat, either obligatory or voluntary (Nafil) 10.Three witr are offed in salat-ul-Isha,. Congregational prayer Fill in the blanks 1. The congregational prayer is led by an Imam. 2. Qiblah the direction of Ka’bah in Makkah Mukrruma . 3. Performing the obligatory prayers in congregation is mandatory. 4. The prayer in congregation is superior to the prayer performed individually by twenty-seven degrees. 5. The least number required for the congregational prayer is two: the Imam and another one with him.
Answer the questions
1. Who is considered the most worthy person to lead the
Salat/Namaz? 2. Why congregational prayer is important for Muslim Ummah ? 3. How many people are required for a congregational prayer ? The Eid Prayer
Fill in the blanks.
1. Eid prayers is known as Salat al-Eid in Arabic. 2. There are two Eid prayers that Muslims have to offer each year. 3. In Eid prayers ,only two rakats are offered which are wajb. 4. After the Eid prayer, khutba is delivered by the Imam. 5. While leaving for Eidgah ,men recite Takbeerat-ul-Eid.
Answer the questions:
1. Write the name of the two Eids that Muslims
celebrate each year and when. 2. What do you understand by the term “wajb”? 3. What is the customary act, after offering Salat-ul-Eid?
(Library of Arabic Literature - 3) Ibn Al-Jawzī - Michael Cooperson - Garth Fowden - The Life of Ibn Ḥanbal (2016, New York University Press) (10.18574 - Nyu - 9781479886241.001.0001) - Libgen - Li