Salat Histoires

1- salat is a source of light (means of guidance) for the one who performs it. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "Salah is light." [ Source: Muslim] 2- As-Salah is a means of expiating sins. Allah, the Magnificent and Majestic, says: "And establish As-Salah at the two ends of the day and in some hours of the night (i.e. the five compulsory prayers). Verily, the good deeds remove the evil deeds. That is a reminder for the mindful." (Hud: 114) The Prophet ﷺ said: "Don't you see that if there was a river at the door of any of you, and from this river, one bathes five times daily, will there remain any daranihi[ dirt.] on him?" They (the Companions) (may Allah be pleased with them) replied, "There won't remain any dirt on him." He ﷺ said: "And that is the similitude of the five daily prayers, with them Allah expiates sins." [ Agreed upon.] 3- As-Salah is a reason for entering Paradise. The Prophet ﷺ said to Rabee'ah Ibn Ka'b t, when he asked to be able to accompany the Messenger of Allah ﷺ in paradise: "Then, aid me in that by making many prostrations." [ Source: Muslim.] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tGrKRebftk

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It is compulsory for a sick person to observe his salat according to his capabilities. If he is able to observe it like the healthy people, then he must do so, but if he is not capable, then (he observes it) according to his strength. The sick person has to pray standing if he has the ability to do so. If he cannot pray standing, he can pray sitting, and if he cannot pray sitting, he should pray lying on his side with his face directed towards the Qiblah. If he cannot pray on his side, then on his back with his feet directed towards the Qiblah if this is possible, otherwise he can pray as his condition permits. Evidence of the above is the statement of Allah: "So keep your duty to Allah and fear Him as much as you can." (At-taghabun: 16). Also the Prophet's ﷺ statement to 'Imran bn Husain ,: "Pray while standing, and if you cannot, then while sitting and if you cannot then pray while lying down." [ Source: Al-Bukhari. ]

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1- Supererogatory salat causes Allah to love His servant more. It has been revealed in a Qudsi Hadeeth that Allah, the Exalted, says: "A servant of Mine continues to draw near to Me with supererogatory works until I love him. Thus when I love him, I will be his ears which he hears with, his eyes which he sees with, his hands which he holds with and his feet which he walks with. If he asks Me, I shall grant him his request, and if he seeks protection from me, I shall protect him." [ Source: Al-Bukhari.] 2- Supererogatory prayers make up for the deficiencies in the obligatory prayers. The Prophet ﷺ said: "Indeed, the first thing to be judged of mankind's deeds on the Day of Resurrection is his As-Salat. Our Lord (Great and Exalted be He) will say to His angels, although He knows better (than them): 'Look into the Salat of my servant, did he perfect it or was he deficient in it?' If it was perfected, it will be written so. However, if it is deficient in any way, He (Allah) will say: 'Look into his deeds, does he have any supererogatory acts?' If he does, He says: 'Make up my servants' obligatory acts from his supererogatory ones,' and the rest of his deeds are treated similarly." [ Source: Abu Dawud.] 3- Supererogatory Salat is best performed at home It is better to observe any supererogatory Salat at home than in a mosque, except for those for which praying in congregation is recommended, such as at-Taraweeh in the month of Ramadhan. The Prophet ﷺ said: "Indeed, the best Salat (performed) by a man is that which he observes in his house, except for the obligatory ones." [ Source: Al-Bukhari.]

Salat

Salat is one of the five pillars of Islam, it is an imposition (fard) from Allah, Muslims have to perform physically. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtliCFZ-78s

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Things you should know as a Muslim. Including the farrd and sunnah of of salat, the pillars of Islam, and the prophets of Allah, and so much more.

- The one intending to perform salatshould stand facing the direction of the Qiblah, being fully aware that he is standing before Allah, The most High, and with utmost humility.- He then makes the intention in his heart to offer prayer, but it is not permissible to say this intention out loud, because that is an innovation. He (the Prophet) (may the prayers and peace be upon him) has said that actions are by their intention, and there is but for each man that which he has intended. [ Source: Agreed upon.]- Then he raises his hands to be level with his shoulders or ears, saying: "Allahu Akbar." [ Source: Muslim.]- Then he places his right hand over his left on his chest, holding the left hand with the right. [ Source: Ahmad.] source: islamkingdom

azan Announcement of the beginning of a certain time, during the day or night, pertaining to a particular prayer, by means of specific invocations. Iqama Announcement of the commencement of prayer with specific invocations.

Everything mentioned in the manners of Salat, apart from the conditions of Salat and its essential and compulsory parts, are all recommended acts. Omitting any of this does not affect the validity of Salat; and it is not mandatory to prostrate due to forgetting when any of them is left out.

1- It should be prayed as a two-raka'at Salat with neither the Adhan nor Iqamah. Recitations in both raka'ats are said aloud. 2- The person observing this Salat says the takbeer seven times in the first rak'ah after the initiating takbeer. In the second rak'ah, he says five takbeers apart from the one he says while standing up from the prostration. 3- He raises his hands with each takbeer, praises Allah and extols Him. He also seeks blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ between each takbeer. 4- After the Salat, the imam delivers a single sermon in which he seeks a great deal of forgiveness and recites Al-Qur'an over and over. Thereafter he supplicates, saying many of the authentic supplications of the Prophet ﷺ, with insistence, showing humility, helplessness and demonstrating how powerless he is in front of Allah (the Most High), raising his hands up even higher (than he does in ordinary supplications). 5- The imam faces the Qiblah, turns his cloak inside out, placing what is on the right on the left, and that of the left on the right, while he continues to supplicate to Allah.

1-Talking is forbidden when the imam is delivering the sermon on the day of Jumu'ah. This is evidenced by the Prophet's ﷺ statement: "When you say to your partner on the day of Jumu'ah "quiet" while the imam is delivering a sermon, you have indeed uttered a useless statement" [ Source: Al- Bukhari.] 2-It is discouraged to walk between seated people, except if the person is the imam or he walks to fill an empty space which he cannot get to except by walking between them.