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Salam Alaikum my brother in Islam and Jazakumallahu Khair for your hounurable Question.
Firstly, if one wants to attain or rather achieve purity in Salah then one must firstly and most important of purity is Wudu, Ablution with the mouth, face, hands, ears, hair and legs and furthermore, which is connected to this basic is one must also be in a ritual purity, he must be in a right state, he must make a pure intention solely for the purpose of Ibaadah (Worship Of Allah),
Perform ablution (wudu) by washing specific body parts, including hands, face, arms, head, and feet, with clean water. This is the most common way to achieve purity for prayer.
Perform ghusl, a full-body ritual bathing, in cases such as major impurity (janabah), menstruation, or postnatal bleeding. Ghusl cleanses a person from impurities that may prevent them from praying in a state of purity.
If water is not available or cannot be used, perform tayammum, a symbolic dry ablution. This involves striking clean hands on clean earth or dust, then wiping the face and hands. Tayammum can be done in exceptional circumstances when water is scarce or when a person cannot use water due to illness or injury.
Salat is the prayer in Islam. It is done by a certain amount of movements. alislam.org
prayer for asking raining from God.
Salat or prayer that is to be performed 5 times a day
The meaning of Indonesia word Salat in English is bowing, homage, worship, prayer.
It depends on how you define the start of the day. If you define according to your work and normal life conditions, then the first salat of the day is the Fajr Salat (at dawn and before the complete sunrise). If you define the start of the day per religion, then the day starts by sunset and the first salat is the Maghrib salat (at sunset and before the full disappearance of sun light).
The formal five-times-daily prayer is called "salat." Although a person may offer salat alone, it is preferred to offer salat in congregations. The bigger the congregation, the greater the reward for the prayer. When salat is offered in congregation, the person who leads the prayer is called the "imam." The imam may be a professional hired by a congregation, or may be an ordinary Muslim. The imam should be the oldest person in the congregation, or the one who is most knowledgeable about Islam and the Holy Qur'an.
Awabin Namaaz is a nafl prayer that is read after Maghrib Namaaz.
Every mindful mature Muslim, male or female, is required to perform 5 prayers a day with the following timings: 1. Salat Al-Fajr (dawn prayer): from dawn till before sunrise 2. Salat Al-Zuhr (noon prayer): from decline of sun from its zenith till before the shadow of the person in the length of his own figure. 3. Salat Al-Asr (afternoon prayer): from the time the shadow of the person in the length of his own figure till before sunset. 4. Salat Al-Maghrib (Sunset prayer): After sunset till before the red glow in the western horizon disappear. Salat Al-Ishaa (night prayer): From the end of previous time till before Dawn.
Muslims pray five times a day. 1) Salat-ul Fajr, the morning prayer offered between the breaking of the dawn and the sunrise. 2) Salat ul Zuhr, the noon prayer offered after the sun declines from its zenith until it is about midway from setting 3) Salat ul Asar, the afternoon prayer offered right after the zuhr ends and till right before sunset. 4) Salat ul maghrib, the evening prayer starts right after sunset and continues for about an hour and a half. 5) Salat ul Isha, the night prayer timings start right after maghrib prayer timing ends and then continues till dawn.
The first salt in Islam is Fajr which is prayer at the beginning of dawn.
It's often called a "sajadah" which means "a place for prostration in prayer"
Salat or Prayer is the second pillar in Islam. There are obligitory prayers as well as sunnah (non obligitory) prayers. The obligitory ones are five prayers during the day and night. The sunnah prayers are unlimited but one must put in mind to avoid (sunnah) prayer in the disliked times.