This image is called a holy icon. The Orthodox pray to God, not to icons. Icons are used to ask a saint to pray to God on our behalf. This is called venerating (or honouring). By venerating icons we ask for the saints to pray to God for us, because we know that God hears all prayers, but especially the prayers of his saints, as we read in Revelation 5:8 and in Revelation 8:3-4 "…the prayers of the saints, ascended before God…"
Both Orthodox Christians and Roman Catholics (and even some Protestants) accept icons as an important part of Christian life, as this was determined by the Seventh Ecumenical Council.
They went in homes and secretly prayed
Both Christians and Muslims are human and worship same God. They both prayed God to forgive them and save them.
He is called the Imam.
Lectio divina is latin for divine reading or like holy reading. It's a way the christians prayed.
prayed............I prayed you prayed he/she prayed we prayed you prayed they prayed
Orthodox hristians believe life unfolds as it should. All prayers are heard but you do not necessarily see the answer in what appears as a change in whatever situation you have prayed about. The best way to get help through prayer is to ask for strength and guidance to cope with life occurances not pray your hometown team wins the pennant.
Surprisingly, early Muslims adopted this practice from Eastern Christians. The earliest Christians prayed standing, but kneeling or prostration became increasingly common in the early centuries, especially for penitential prayers. Sinners approached God in the manner of a poor mortal ebased before a king or emperor. Originally, Muslims saw prostration as eccentric Christian behaviour, exactly as many modern Christians are puzzled by Muslim styles of prayer, but in time copied the Christian practice.
At this time pictures and images had come into the church and were being worshipped and prayed to. Leo III asked that the pictures in the churches in his region be place high up so that people could not kiss the images. The patriarch of Constantinople and his supporters did not like this and they rebelled against Leo III.
It mean if she comes. It's a french name meaning if the baby comes. Because you prayed and prayed you called her Shaalveegnia. In french it's si elle vient.
Salahs (prayers) are: - Fajr: Prayed at Dawn - Dhuhr- Prayed at Noon - Asr- Prayed in the Afternoon -Maghrib- Prayed at Sunset -Isha- Prayed at Nightfall
The Rosary is a devotion, a form of meditative prayer, that may be used at any time, and prayed either indivudally or in groups. It dates back to about the 13th century in medieval Europe. It is not specifically required or requested when someone is sick, but any prayer for healing is welcome. The Rosary is most commonly prayed by Catholic Christians, but it is neither exclusively Catholic nor is it required that Catholics pray the Rosary.
In my opinion you can't , all you can do is pray for them. A man told me once that a guy that prayed for 100 people, 96 of them became Christians in his life and after his funeral the other 4 became Christians. hope this helps, if it doesn't then have a look at how do you convince an atheist that there is a god?:)