Prophet Muhammad ( peace and blessings be upon him ) said in a hadith that children should be taught how to pray when they reach 7 years of age , and that parents should punish them for missing prayers after they reach 10 years.
and this is to train them so that they can commit to praying after they reach puberty because prayer is obligatory upon a person after they reach puberty. and Allah doesn't hold you accountable for missing prayers before puberty.
Well, for Muslims - praying five times a day is compulsory. However, for children it is a different case. It is advisory to start practicing praying at the age of seven, but it becomes compulsory at the age of 10 onwards.
Yes, they have to pray 5 times a day.
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Yes, it is an Islamic requirement. Refer to questions below.
Yes,
Muslims perform Wudu(cleansing) before prayer.
No, the Muslims are not required to perform Hajj annually. It is obligatory once in life under certain conditions. Anyhow, if a Muslim can perform Hajj every year, it is not prohibited.
A day for a Muslim starts with early morning prayers.
No a Muslim can not break away from praying regularly! The prayers are of the 5 pillars of Islam and the prophet also said that leaving the prayers is an act of disbelief!
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Muslims are required to pray 5 obligatory prayers a day. A Muslim may pray more than these, if s/he wishes.
Although Muslim men are required to offer all five required daily prayers in a mosque, if possible, they are encouraged to offer additional (sunnah) prayers in their homes. Muslim women have the option of praying in the mosque, but prayer at home is preferred for them. Muslims also can pray in any place that is clean and free of idols, such as shopping malls, airports, public parks, gymnasiums, etc.
Enough room to perform sujud, or prostration. See related link for more information and pictures.
Men and women are separated so they aren't distracted from their prayers.
Muslims start their prayers in a standing position and will perform full body prostrations called "haraka" (حركة) - meaning "movement". After each haraka, the Muslim will resume a standing position.
Muslims are required to pray 5 prayers every day.These prayers are Fajr (dawn), Dohr (noon), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (sunset), and Ishaa (night). The times for these prayers depend on the day and location.Muslims are encouraged to pray more prayers, but are not required to.I'm a Muslim so I'll tell you we are called to prayer 5 times a day.although I'm 13 years old but i know my religion and I'm happy to help you.
When a Muslim offers prayers alone (not leading anyone else in the prayer) then even the obligatory prayers of Fajr, Maghrib and Ishaa - which are all read out loud - can be read silently. That is permitted.