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What is the day on which Muslims worship?
Muslims worship five times every day. A special prayer is offered on every Friday.
What is the special day which Muslims pray on?
Friday is their day of worship.
A holy day for rest and worship.?
A holy day for rest and worship is Friday for the Muslims, Saturday for the Jews and Sunday for the Christians
What is different between a Christian's way of life and a Muslim's way of life?
Christians worship on Sunday, while Muslims worship on Friday.
When is the weekly communalworship day of Islam?
Muslims do not worship a certain day of the week as they only acknowledge an extemporaneous God. As for the days upon which a Muslim will worship, Muslims worship every day on the week, but have an extended communal prayer on Friday Afternoon.
What are some worship rules for Islam?
The main form of worship in Islam is prayer, known as salah in Arabic. Muslims pray 5 times a day to God, asking for forgiveness and guidance. Muslims also go to the mosque on Friday for the Friday prayers, where the imam, or leader, gives a sermon, and then a combined prayer follows.
Where do Muslims and Jews worship?
Muslims worship in mosques. Jewish people worship in synagogues.
Do Muslims worship at a synagogue?
Muslims worship at a mosque it's Jews who worship at a synagogue
On what day do Muslims worship?
Muslim are obligated to pray 5 times EVERY DAY. It is a pillar in Islam! there holy day is Friday
Christians worship in a church where do Muslims worship?
Muslims worship in a Masjid. Also called a mosque. == ==
What countries do Muslims worship?
Muslims do not worship any country. however, the question may be asking about in what countries do Muslims worship. The answer is Muslims worship in almost all countries of the world, either as majority or as minority.
Why must Muslims have purpose built places for worship?
Because its where Muslims gather for prayer and Friday sermon ,but you can prey on your own WHEREVER you want as prophet "MOHAMMAD" said that the world is my mosque.
