The Rejected Prayer
In which cases is the prayer rejected? What is the importance of humility in Prayer? More »
![Welcome to a new episode of this fascinating talk entitled “Prayer: Key to Success” wherein Sheikh Mufti Menk continues his speech about the second pillar of Islam, that is of prayer. He begins his talk by shedding some light on those who are enabled to preserve and stay steadfast on their prayer. Almighty Allah says: […]](http://www.prayerinislam.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/0258.jpg "Welcome to a new episode of this fascinating talk entitled “Prayer: Key to Success” wherein Sheikh Mufti Menk continues his speech about the second pillar of Islam, that is of prayer. He begins his talk by shedding some light on those who are enabled to preserve and stay steadfast on their prayer. Almighty Allah says: […]")
The Prophet’s Prayer
How did the Prophet do that prayer affair, and what did he say about such? According to the authentic Sunnah, how did the Prophet (peace be upon him) use to pray?
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The Prophet’s Prayer (9-12)
Prayer is not merely physical movements that one performs inattentively. In this four-part series, Dr. Muhammad Salah lays out some tips on how a Muslim can attain khushu` and humility while performing Prayer.
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Nullification of Ablution
What is the significance of ablution in Islam? How could you perform ablution? What are the common nullifiers of ablution? What is the ruling of touching one’s sexual organs? Do you have to perform ablution every time you sleep?
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Ahmad ibn Hanbal’s Treatise on Prayer (Salah)
Ahmad ibn Hanbal’s Treatise on Prayer (Salah)
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Ahmad ibn Hanbal’s Treatise on Prayer (Salah)
Ahmad ibn Hanbal’s Treatise on Prayer (Salah)
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Night Prayer During Ramadan
Night Prayer During Ramadan
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Qiblah Finder
Click the Compass, then type your home address or your zip code, and press "Go". The red line inside the map will indicate the direction of the Qiblah.
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Hijri Calendar
The Islamic or Hijri calendar is based on a lunar month of 29 to 30 days, with the day starting at sunset. The Islamic year consists of twelve months: (1) Muharram, (2) Safar, (3) Rabi` Awwal, (4) Rabi` Thani, (5) Jumada Awwal, (6) Jumada Thani, (7) Rajab, (8) Sha`ban, (9) Ramadan, (10) Shawwal, (11) Dhul- Qi`dah, (12) Dhul- Hijjah.
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