When do Muslims worship God?

Answer 1

Muslims worship god when it's prayer time. But a Muslim can think of god anytime they want.

A prayer time differs each day (only a few minutes) and a Muslim prays 5 times each day and each prayer differs from one another (rakaa'h).

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Dahlia Nasir

I want to add that in Islam, every doing of Muslim (including work and even sex) is worship to God provided this doing is subject to the rules and guides given by God (in the holly book Quraan) and Prophet Mohamed. For example, in work I should observe God and do my work to the best quality and benefit to nature, community, people. In sex, I should observe God and do it only with the partner to whom I am religiously and officially married. Other worships include: fasting for month in lunar year (called month of Ramadan), Praying (as mentioned above), Charity (to the poor and who are in need of help), and Pilgrim (or Hajj).

Thanks. Answers are correct. A lot more can be added. God is written with capital G, pronouns used fro God are also written with a capital letter- He, His, Him. The names of religious groups and books take the before them - The Jews, the Christians, the Muslims. Thanks once again.

Answer 2

Islamic people (Known as Muslims) have only ONE god - Allah, which is bsically the Arabic word for "god". Not "gods" as a plural. Muslims pray 5 times a day, each usually takes about 5 minutes. There is a prayer before sunrise (Fajr), one in the afternoon (Zuhr), one before sunset (Asr), one just after sunset but before the stars come out (Maghrib), and the other is before midnight before going to bed (Isha).

Answer 3

By full submission to His will, by following His commands, and by having faith in the Resurrection Day and second eternal life.

There is no god, but Almighty God Whom the Muslims worship. This is the basic belief of the Muslims. He is the Same and Only God Who sent about 1, 25, 000 Prophets for the guidance of human beings. He is the Sole Creator, Sustainer, Provider, Protector and Ruler of all the worlds He has created. He has No Son, No Parents, No Off-spring, No Partner. He is All-Merciful, Oft-Forgiving, Oft-Returning and the Sole Master of the day of Judgement. The Christians and the Jews also worship the same God called Allah in Arabic.

The Muslims must obey the Commands of Allah Karim given in the holy Qur'an. The last Prophet of Islam Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (SAW) explained the Qur'an and the teachings of Islam. The Muslims surrender their will to the Will of almighty God and the teachings of the holy Prophet (SAW). In all matters of life, the Muslims must uphold the teachings of Islam.