Seek help with patience and prayers

Namaz

Seek help with patience and prayers

Clearly, Allah has the honor for the ease of offering prayers.  Such is the example of the 5 Namazas, as if there were 5 holy steps at your door.  By bathing in them 5 times a day, what can be unholy?  In the same way, you bathe your mind in these canals and wash away the sludge and scum given by the world.  Fear of Allah and his help help you to become a successful person.

There is a law for every Muslim to offer Namaz for five times per day.

1) Namaaz-e-Fajr (Ushakal Namaaz) - This is the first namaz which is read before the sun rises in the morning.

2) Namaz-e-Zahr (Avanatikal Namaz) This is the second prayer which is read after the sun starts to rise.

3)Namaz-e-Asra (Day of Prayer) - This       is the third prayer which happens before the sun sets.

4)Namaz-e-Maghrib (Evening Namaz) - The fourth Namaz which takes place immediately after sunset.

5)Namaz-e-Esha (Night Prayer) - The last fifth prayer which is read one and a half hours after sunset.

Apart from the five times of daily prayers, there are some other prayers which are grouped.  The first namaz is that of Jumah (Friday), which is recited in place of Zahr, the eternal prayer after the sun sets.  In this, the Imam gives a speech before offering Namaz, which is called Khutba, Khutba is justified without its prayer.  In this, apart from praising Allah, Muslims are preached to righteousness.  The second namaz is recited on the day of Eidulfitra.  It is that festival of Muslims, which is called Eid in Urdu and is observed on the second day of the night when the new moon comes out after fasting for the whole month of Ramadan.  The third prayer is recited on the occasion of Eid al-Azha.  This Eid is called the Eid of sacrifice.  These prayers are read like normal prayers.  The only variation is that they have to raise their hands to the ears three times in the first rakat, before the surkha and again three more times in the second rakat.  After the namaz, the Imam gives an honor, which is reasonable to listen to, in which the preaching of goodness and goodness are kept.  There are also some Namaz which no Muslim is guilty of not reading.  The most important of these prayers is the Tahajjud Namaz.  This namaz is recited at the last hour of the night.  Even today many Muslims strongly recite this Namaz.  Namaz Janaza is also very important in the religion of Islam.  Its status is like a prayer.  When a Muslim dies, he is then bathed and covered with two white robes, called Kafan, and then takes Janaza to an open field. If it is raining, the prayers of Janaza can be in the mosque.  There the Imam stands behind Jinaza and the others stand in line behind him.  In this namaz there is neither stop nor sijda, only standing with folded hands and dua is read.