Juma, which literally translates to Friday is the most religious day of the week for Muslims (similar to Saturday for Jews and Sunday for Christians). Muslim men are obligated to pray the afternoon prayers (refered to as Zuhr) in the mosque with the congregation. The Imam or preacher also gives a sermon and the prayers or namaz (farsi/urdu word for prayers) is shorter than the regular Zuhr prayers (Juma prayers are 2 Rakat Faraz vs 4 Rakat for Zuhr). If a person misses their Juma prayer then they are obligated to do the regular Zuhr prayers.
You cannot offer juma prayer at home alone, it must be offered in congregation (jamaat) whether you arrange it at your home or in the mosque with other people. You should listen to the khutba of the Imam. ...
Calestous Juma was born in 1953.
Juma Santos died in 2007.
Juma Santos was born in 1948.
Juma Mossi was born in 1973.
Khaled Juma was born in 1965.
Juma Din was born in 1973.
Juma Nature was born in 1980.
Juma Ngasongwa was born in 1941.
Musa Juma was born in 1968.
Musa Juma died in 2011.
Juma Oris died in 2001.