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Step by Step Guide to Prayer

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1- Fajr (Dawn) prayer


Fajr is the first of the five obligatory prayers on the day. Its time starts at dawn and ends at sunrise. Thus it can be prayed between these points. But it is best to pray at the beginning of its time. It is not permissible to delay any of these prayers until after its time is over without a valid excuse such as sleeping or forgetting.


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 Dhuhr prayer


2- Dhuhr (Noon) Prayer


The Dhuhr time starts when the sun begins to decline from its zenith and ends when the size of an object’s shadow is equal to the object’s size 


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 Asr prayer


3- Asr (Afternoon) Prayer


The time of Asr starts when an object’s shadow is equal to the object’s size and ends just before sunset.


It is better to pray it before the sky becomes yellow (even though it is allowed to pray at such a time) because the Prophet (peace be upon him) generally disliked offering prayer at such time.

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Maghrib Prayer


4- Maghrib (Sunset) Prayer


The time of Maghrib begins just after sunset and ends when twilight has just disappeared. 

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 Isha Prayer


5-Isha’ (Night) Prayer


The Isha’ time starts when twilight has disappeared and ends before midnight.



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