This section focuses on the different rulings and conditions pertaining to Prayer, such as proper clothing, purification of the body, place, and clothes, the time of Prayer, facing the qiblah, etc.
So, what do you know about the sound heard five times a day around the world; how was it introduced into Islam and who was the first to suggest the call?
Deliberately missing salah for years is a condition far from easy. How could we truly compensate for that?
Have you heard about Salat Ash-Shukr? What do you know about it? Is it a kind of prayer or prostration and when should we perform it?
Payer is not these five times a day moves or rituals. It’s much bigger than that. And the impact is much greater than you ever though…
In this Episode, Dr. Muhammad Salah and Dr. Yasir al-Fiqi explain the position of Ruku` (bowing down) what to say during the Ruku`, what to say after rising from the Ruku`, where to put the hands after the Ruku`, how to make Sujud (prostration), and what to say during the Sujud.
Islam is built on five main pillars. Prayer stands as the second pillar after declaring the testimony of faith. Prayer is about the establishment of a close relationship with our Creator, Allah.
Why Do Muslim Pray to the East? Can a Muslim offer the Prayer without facing the Qiblah? Click to know the answer to these questions.
In this Episode, Dr. Muhammad Salah and Dr. Yasir al-Fiqi demonstrate the Prayer of the Prophet (peace be upon him) according to the sound Sunnah.
In this Episode, Dr. Muhammad Salah and Dr. Yasir al-Fiqi explain the position of Sujud (prostration), what to say during the prostration, what supplication should be recited during the prostration, what to say between the two prostrations. They also explain the second rak`ah (unit).
In this Episode, Dr. Muhammad Salah and Dr. Yasir al-Fiqi explain the position of the sitting of the tashahhud, moving the finger while reciting tashahhud, the difference between the sitting of the middle tashahhud and the sitting of the last tashahhud, the du`aa’ to be recited after tashahhud, and the dhikr after finishing the prayer.
Watch this episode of the Prophet’s Prayer series presented by Dr. Muhammad Salah on Huda TV to know the requirements that make the Prayer valid.
Watch this episode of the Prophet’s Prayer series presented by Dr. Muhammad Salah on Huda TV to know the common mistakes which people make while performing the prayer.
Prayer is not merely physical movements that one performs inattentively. In this four-part series, Dr. Muhammad Salah lays out some tips on how a Muslim can attain khushu` and humility while performing Prayer.
What should you do if you make a mistake during the prayer or if you are not certain of how many rak`ahs you have performed? Should you repeat the prayer or should you make up the missed part by performing sujud al-sahw (two prostrations of forgetfulness)? Should sujud al-sahw be done before or after ending the prayer?
Watch this final episode of the Prophet’s prayer by Dr. Muhammad Salah to know the answer to these questions.
In this episode, Dr. Muhammad Salah explains the deadline for praying `Ishaa’ Prayer and how to calculate the timing of midnight according to Islam.
In this four-part series, Sheikh `Abdul-Hadi explains all rulings related to the performance of Prayer, such as the intention, the initial takbir, standing, and reciting Al-Fatiha and other verses. Watch this video to be knowledgeable about this key obligation.
If someone is in the middle of a prayer, and he has doubt in his ablution, what should he do? Watch this episode of Ask Huda by Dr. Muhammad Salah to know the answer.
Can a Muslim offer the Prayer while he is in a state of impurity? Is it necessary to ensure that the place and clothes are clean? Can a Muslim offer the Prayer without facing the Qiblah?
Watch this episode of Ask Huda by Dr. Muhammad Salah to know how Muslim passengers pray while travelling.
Can I pray Jumuah (Friday Prayer) at home with my family if there is no place at the Masjid? Watch this short video to get the answer.
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