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Muslim Prayers For Beginners: Complete Guide to Fardh Salah

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Apr 2016
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Do you know how to perform Salah?

Lets face reality. Muslims all over the world, whether they are born into Islam or New Converts have issues with the one core duty that makes them Muslim, the 5 daily prayers.

Ultimately there are numerous reasons why Muslims do not perform the 5 obligatory prayers daily, it can be due to the following main causes.

1. Do not read or understand Arabic

2. Lack of time to perform the prayers properly

3. Lack of proper dedicated prayer place

4. Misconceptions on rituals and practices

Thus this guide is developed to guide you for now.A one on one lesson with a qualified tutor is always the best, but that doesn't mean that you must wait until you find one. This guide will kick start your progress.

The content you can find within this guide is all based on fundamental principles. The Basics. With the hope that the awareness of these basic principles will help you realize that performing the Muslim prayer is not that complicated and can be easily managed. This is especially useful for the common working man living in the modern world, to be able to identify the state and condition he is in, in order to plan ahead and perform his prayers.

Understanding that some have difficulty with the Arabic language or writings, the various Quranic text have been converted to Roman script as transliterations to assist with the enunciation of the Arabic texts. This is critical especially for those compulsory texts that needs to be read out in Arabic Language.

There is a total of 16 short modular lessons to ensure that you are able to fully understand the topic before progressing further.

Module 1 - Understanding the Needs and Importance behind Salah
Module 2 - Prayer Preparations (What You Need to Know About Purification)
Module 3 - How to perform Ablution (Ritual Purification)
Module 4 - Mental Preparations (How to Purify the Inner Self)
Module 5 - What You Need to Know About Fardh Salah
Module 6 - Understanding and Reciting Al-Fateha
Module 7 - Recitations during Salah
Module 8 - The Call to Prayer
Module 9 - Performing the Fardh Salah
Module 10 - How To Perform Salah When You Are Sick
Module 11 - Post Salah Prayers and Recitations
Module 12 - How do you perform Salah in a Congregation?
Module 13 - When and How to Shorten and Combine Salah
Module 14 - Friday Prayer
Module 15 - Salah For the Deceased
Module 16 - Understanding and Reciting Short Quranic Verses

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PublishedApr 27, 2016
ISBN-101523984244
ISBN-139781523984244
LanguageEnglish

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