VISTORISLAMIC - Al-Quran Life Guide

Muslim | illustrated image PCN ISLAMIC , Prayer is an obligation for a Muslim to worship Allah (the creator) of the universe and prayer is a sign that we as a Muslim community, remember Allah swt.dab will return to (the creator) Prayer is an obligation that must be carried out for those who are Muslim wherever he is, he must pray and the prayer has been set time is done 5 times a day in the time specified, namely named, subuh, zuhur, ashar, sunset, isya so there are 5 prayer times in one day Usually strangers will wonder what prayer is and where to do it? "prayer is a call to carry out worship (charity), which is the call of Allah Almighty (the creator)" Prayers are usually done in mosques, but mosques are only prioritized for men (but women may also pray in the mosque) If you want to know a lot to learn about Islam, you can subscribe to Via Email. Thank you for sharing and commenting if it is useful.

Fans Page Facebook  PCN MEDIA  Follow me PCN ISLAMIC ,Younger times are the easiest time to absorb knowledge and it is very important for us to learn religion and good practice is the practice that is done while still young and thinks crystal clear, and the Hadist is bubbly. "Hafshah binti sirin Rahimahullah once said" O young people, do your job while still young because I do not see (easy) charity except young (Shifatus shafwah IV / 24) because at the time it is still we can take advantage of our time and practice as young as possible for example we read al-Quran at a young age would be different if it just started when it was old and among the 7 groups of people who will receive the shade at the end of the day is the youths who grow in obedience. and from the ashes of radhiayallahu 'anhu, from the Prophet sallallaahu' alaihi wa sallam said, "seven groups who can shade from allah swt" fair priest. a young man who grew up...

Picture only Illustration | Muslims are praying PCN ISLAMIC , Asalamulaik warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh Hamba allah who was blessed by Allah SWT, there is a hadith of the Prophet who says it sounds like this. "The Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam Started his prayer with the words' allahu akbar'. (HR.Muslim & Ibnu Majah) some Muslims debate the Hadiths who say that the Prophet Muhammad began his prayer by directly saying "allahu akbar" most of the teachings of previous parents are indeed many who use "Nawaitu an ushalli" when starting the prayer but even though the prophet never taught that we should read the intention before the prayer, but immediately start and say lafaz "allahu akbar" and can be concluded in (HR.Muslim & Ibnu majah) Prophet Muhammad Saw never read to teach us to read prayers of intention before prayer like many taught by teachers and parents. but whet...