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Conditions, pillars and acts of prayer — strengthen your salat.
Prayer (salat) structures a Muslim's day. Learn calmly by separating what comes before prayer (conditions), what makes it valid (pillars) and what enhances it (sunan). This guide orders those anchors before Qalima practice.
Salat is the second pillar of Islam and a central act of worship. It rhythms the day and recentres the heart on Allah.
Many difficulties come from learning gestures without prerequisites: times, purification, qibla and intention. This guide puts those bases in order.
Check prayer time, ritual purity (wudu or ghusl), qibla direction, covering the awra and sincere intention.
If a condition is missing, the prayer may be invalid. Tayammum applies when water cannot be used — useful for travel or medical situations.
Pillars (arkan) include standing when able, reciting Al-Fatiha, ruku, sujud and the correct sequence of acts.
Takbir → qiyam → ruku → sujud → tashahhud → salam is the skeleton to memorise before adding recommended invocations.
Common errors: skipping a pillar, reversing order, or confusing obligatory acts with sunnah.
Time, purification, qibla, awra, intention — required for validity.
Pillars: qiyam, recitation, ruku, sujud, order, tashahhud and salam.
Wudu for minor impurity, ghusl for major, tayammum without water.
Remembrance, regularity — prayer is relationship, not only sequence.
Forgetfulness, doubt, travel, congregation — learn step by step.
Purification, times, qibla, awra, intention — explain each aloud.
Takbir through salam without skipping steps.
Note what invalidates vs what completes prayer.
Practice or multiplayer on the prayer theme for forgetfulness rules.
Fiqh is the science of Islamic practical rulings, covering worship, transactions and family matters.
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Purification, prayer, fasting, zakat, hajj, transactions and family rules.
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