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Learn How to Communicate with Allah Salah Course

In Salah classes, our teachers will teach you the best way of offering prayer or Namaz. However, Duas are the Islamic supplications where you will learn all the necessary pray of your daily routine. Kalimahs are the six Islamic phrases or the bases of Muslim beliefs. Every Muslim needs to memorize them by heart. Lastly, Sunnah is the practice of thingsthat our Prophet ever did in His life, whose life is the best exemplar for us! This course is best for both children and adults because, in this course, you will learn the Salah (Namaz) initially and learn all its necessities by reforming your Salah.

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An act of worship so beloved to Allah, it is more worthy than the world and its contents: Salah. Prayer Makes Perfect.Enhance your spiritual journey with the Prayer Course at Al Rehman Online Quran Institute, where expert instructors guide you through a comprehensive and structured curriculum designed to deepen your understanding and practice of Salah.

With flexible online learning, you can progress at your own pace and schedule, making it convenient for even the busiesindividuals.The engaging teaching methods and supportive community ensure that you stay motivated and persistent, helping you master the intricacies of prayer with confidence.

Join us today to transform your spiritual practice and experience the unwavering support and expert guidance of Al Rehman Online Quran Institute.

What is Salah and Why Do We Pray?

What is Salah?: Salah is a distinctive form of worship that stands as the second most significant pillar of Islam, following the shahada (testimony of faith). It is a mandatory prayer performed five times daily, as revealed in the Holy Qur’an and instructed by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Numerous verses in the Holy Quran emphasize the significance of prayer.
Two examples include.

1.Arabic:

English: " But those who hold fast to the Book and establish prayer – indeed, We will not allow to be lost the reward of the pious." (Qur'an - Chapter 7, Verse 170)

2:Arabic:

English: " Recite,[O Muhammad], what has been revealed to you of the Book and establish prayer. Indeed, prayer prohibits immorality and wrongdoing, and the remembrance of Allah is greater. And Allah knows that which you do." (Qur'an - Chapter 29, Verse 45)

Salah comprises several physical movements – standing, bowing, prostrating, and sitting. It also includes the recitation of Quranic verses in Arabic along with various dua (supplications). Muslims face the Kaba, the Sacred House of Allah in Makkah, during their prayers. These physical actions, recitations, and supplications express humility and submission to Allah.

Why do Muslims Pray Salah?

Muslims pray because Islam teaches that the purpose of life is to worship Allah alone. Soon after Muhammad became a Prophet, salah (worship) was one of the first commands given to him by Allah. Allah Almighty declares in the Holy Qur’an that humanity was created solely to worship him.

Arabic:

English: " And I (Allah) created not the jinns and humans except they should worship Me (Alone)." (Qur'an - Chapter 51, Verse 56)

Salah is the second pillar of Islam and a fundamental aspect of a Muslim’s faith. A significant distinction between a Muslim and a non-Muslim is the observance of salah. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:

“Between a man and polytheism and disbelief there stands his neglect of the prayer“

Why Do Muslims Pray 5 Times a Day?

The question of why Muslims pray five times daily is common, and the origin of this number is often unknown. When Muhammad (peace be upon him) became a Prophet at the age of forty, one of the first teachings he received was how to pray. Allah sent the angel Gabriel (Jibreel) to instruct him on performing wudu and salah.

Approximately 11 years after the prophethood began, a miraculous journey occurred where the angel Gabriel took Muhammad (peace be upon him) to the first heaven. During this event, Allah specifically commanded him and the Muslims to pray five times a day. This event is documented in the Holy Qur’an, and authentic narrations from the Prophet (peace be upon him) confirm this journey.

The full account of the Prophet’s ascent to heaven is known as Isra and Mi’raj. While it is a detailed story, the key part relevant here is the commandment to pray five times daily. Before this event, Muslims prayed, but there was no set number of times for these prayers.

Rewards and Benefits of Praying Salah

What will you learn

1. Fard Prayers:

Salat al-Fajr, Salat al-Zuhr, Salat al-Asr, Salat al-Maghrib, Salat al-Isha

2. Wajib Prayers:

Salat al-Witr, Salat-al-Eidain

3. Nafl or voluntary Prayers:

Salat at-Tahajjud, Salat al-Ishraq, Salat ad-Duha, Salat al-Awwabin

4. Salat al-Janazah:

The funeral prayer

5. Salat al-Tawbah:

The prayer of repentance.

6. Salat al-Istikhara:

A prayer for seeking guidance from Allah in decision-making

7. Salat al-Tasbeeh:
A prayer involving the recitation of specific phrases of glorification and praise to Allah

Benefits of Online prayer lessons

1. Accessibility Anytime, Anywhere

2. Balancing Busy Schedules

3. Diversity of Learning Resources

4. Private and Focused Environment

5. Deepening Spiritual Insight

6. Self-paced Learning

7. Praying in a Personal Space

8. Access to Expert Guidance

9. Certification

10. Advanced Studies

After learning daily supplications, incorporating them into your daily routine, Allah will ease your daily tasks

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