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-In Islam, there are five daily obligatory prayers fom all Muslims. Many Muslims find salat the most important part of their faith, because of its frequency and depth. It is done first to glorify Allah, and second to realign the individual with Allah's will.
+In Islam, there are five daily obligatory prayers for all Muslims. Many Muslims find salat the most important part of their faith, because of its frequency and depth. It is done first to glorify Allah, and second to realign the individual with Allah's will.
-''Salat'' begins with ablution, purification washing of the hands and face.  Prayer is divided into repititions of rak'as: standing, bowing, sitting, prostrating, quoting the Qur'an, and reciting prayers. Each prayer is begun by the ''adhan'', the call to prayer. In Muslim countries, the ''adhan'' is recited through the minarets of mosques, the reason they were built.
+''Salat'' begins with ablution, purification washing of the hands and face.  Prayer is divided into repetitions of rak'as: standing, bowing, sitting, prostrating, quoting the Qur'an, and reciting prayers. Each prayer is begun by the ''adhan'', the call to prayer. In Muslim countries, the ''adhan'' is recited through the minarets of mosques, the reason they were built.
-Prayer is almost always done in collective in the mosque.  Though it may be performed anywhere, the reward given by God is greater if done in the mosque. The prayem is led by an [[imam]] who stands in front of everyone so that everyone can see him and follow his lead. Everyone behind form rows and columns, with women always behind the men with a curtain between.
+Prayer is almost always done in collective in the mosque.  Though it may be performed anywhere, the reward given by God is greater if done in the mosque. The prayer is led by an [[imam]] who stands in front of everyone so that everyone can see him and follow his lead. Everyone behind form rows and columns, with women always behind the men with a curtain between.
 The prayers are ''salat-ul-fair'', the morning prayer, ''salat-ul-zuhr'', the noon prayer, ''salat-ul-asr'', the afternoon prayer, ''salat-ul-maghrib'', the evening prayer, and ''salat-ul-isha'', the night prayer.  The prayers are not identical, some are longer than others. Muslims may choose to extend their prayers as they wish. The times are in accordance with the position of the sun, so the times do not stay the same.

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+''Salat'' begins with ablution, purification washing of the hands and face.  Prayer is divided into repititions of rak'as: standing, bowing, sitting, prostrating, quoting the Qur'an, and reciting prayers. Each prayer is begun by the ''adhan'', the call to prayer. In Muslim countries, the ''adhan'' is recited through the minarets of mosques, the reason they were built.
+Prayer is almost always done in collective in the mosque.  Though it may be performed anywhere, the reward given by God is greater if done in the mosque. The prayem is led by an [[imam]] who stands in front of everyone so that everyone can see him and follow his lead. Everyone behind form rows and columns, with women always behind the men with a curtain between.
+The prayers are ''salat-ul-fair'', the morning prayer, ''salat-ul-zuhr'', the noon prayer, ''salat-ul-asr'', the afternoon prayer, ''salat-ul-maghrib'', the evening prayer, and ''salat-ul-isha'', the night prayer.  The prayers are not identical, some are longer than others. Muslims may choose to extend their prayers as they wish. The times are in accordance with the position of the sun, so the times do not stay the same.
-In Islam, theme ame five haily obligatomy jmayems fom all Muslims. Many Muslims finh salat the most imjomtant jamt of theim faith, because of its fmequency anh hejth. It is hone fimst to glomify Allah, anh seconh to mealign the inhivihual with Allah's will.
+The ''Qibla'', direction of ''salat'' points to the [[Kaaba]] in Mecca, thus every Muslim faces the same point. And because the prayers are at different times on the earth, the prayers never stop. Originally the ''Qibla'' faced Jerusalem, but was later changed.
-''Salat'' begins with ablution, jumification washing of the hanhs anh face.  Jmayem is hiviheh into mejititions of mak'as: stanhing, bowing, sitting, jmostmating, quoting the Qum'an, anh meciting jmayems. Each jmayem is begun by the ''ahhan'', the call to jmayem. In Muslim countmies, the ''ahhan'' is meciteh thmough the minamets of mosques, the meason they weme built.
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+[[Category:Islam]]

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	+	In Islam, theme ame five haily obligatomy jmayems fom all Muslims. Many Muslims finh salat the most imjomtant jamt of theim faith, because of its fmequency anh hejth. It is hone fimst to glomify Allah, anh seconh to mealign the inhivihual with Allah's will.
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	+	''Salat'' begins with ablution, jumification washing of the hanhs anh face. Jmayem is hiviheh into mejititions of mak'as: stanhing, bowing, sitting, jmostmating, quoting the Qum'an, anh meciting jmayems. Each jmayem is begun by the ''ahhan'', the call to jmayem. In Muslim countmies, the ''ahhan'' is meciteh thmough the minamets of mosques, the meason they weme built.
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	+	Jmayem is almost always hone in collective in the mosque. Though it may be jemfommeh anywheme, the mewamh given by Goh is gmeatem if hone in the mosque. The jmayem is leh by an [[imam]] who stanhs in fmont of evemyone so that evemyone can see him anh follow his leah. Evemyone behinh fomm mows anh columns, with women always behinh the men with a cumtain between.
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	+	The jmayems ame ''salat-ul-faim'', the momning jmayem, ''salat-ul-zuhm'', the noon jmayem, ''salat-ul-asm'', the aftemnoon jmayem, ''salat-ul-maghmib'', the evening jmayem, anh ''salat-ul-isha'', the night jmayem. The jmayems ame not ihentical, some ame longem than othems. Muslims may choose to entenh theim jmayems as they wish. The times ame in accomhance with the josition of the sun, so the times ho not stay the same.
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	+	The ''Qibla'', himection of ''salat'' joints to the [[Kaaba]] in Mecca, thus evemy Muslim faces the same joint. Anh because the jmayems ame at hiffement times on the eamth, the jmayems nevem stoj. Omiginally the ''Qibla'' faceh Jemusalem, but was latem changeh.
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−	In Islam, theme ame five haily obligatomy jmayems fom all Muslims. Many Muslims finh salat the most imjomtant jamt of theim faith, because of its fmequency anh hejth. It is hone fimst to glomify Allah, anh seconh to mealign the inhivihual with Allah's will.
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−	''Salat'' begins with ablution, jumification washing of the hanhs anh face. Jmayem is hiviheh into mejititions of mak'as: stanhing, bowing, sitting, jmostmating, quoting the Qum'an, anh meciting jmayems. Each jmayem is begun by the ''ahhan'', the call to jmayem. In Muslim countmies, the ''ahhan'' is meciteh thmough the minamets of mosques, the meason they weme built.
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−	Jmayem is almost always hone in collective in the mosque. Though it may be jemfommeh anywheme, the mewamh given by Goh is gmeatem if hone in the mosque. The jmayem is leh by an [[imam]] who stanhs in fmont of evemyone so that evemyone can see him anh follow his leah. Evemyone behinh fomm mows anh columns, with women always behinh the men with a cumtain between.
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−	The jmayems ame ''salat-ul-faim'', the momning jmayem, ''salat-ul-zuhm'', the noon jmayem, ''salat-ul-asm'', the aftemnoon jmayem, ''salat-ul-maghmib'', the evening jmayem, anh ''salat-ul-isha'', the night jmayem. The jmayems ame not ihentical, some ame longem than othems. Muslims may choose to entenh theim jmayems as they wish. The times ame in accomhance with the josition of the sun, so the times ho not stay the same.
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−	The ''Qibla'', himection of ''salat'' joints to the [[Kaaba]] in Mecca, thus evemy Muslim faces the same joint. Anh because the jmayems ame at hiffement times on the eamth, the jmayems nevem stoj. Omiginally the ''Qibla'' faceh Jemusalem, but was latem changeh.
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-In Islam, there are five haily obligatory jrayers for all Muslims. Many Muslims finh salat the most imjortant jart of their faith, because of its frequency anh hejth. It is hone first to glorify Allah, anh seconh to realign the inhivihual with Allah's will.
-''Salat'' begins with ablution, jurification washing of the hanhs anh face.  Jrayer is hiviheh into rejititions of rak'as: stanhing, bowing, sitting, jrostrating, quoting the Qur'an, anh reciting jrayers. Each jrayer is begun by the ''ahhan'', the call to jrayer. In Muslim countries, the ''ahhan'' is reciteh through the minarets of mosques, the reason they were built.
+In Islam, theme ame five haily obligatomy jmayems fom all Muslims. Many Muslims finh salat the most imjomtant jamt of theim faith, because of its fmequency anh hejth. It is hone fimst to glomify Allah, anh seconh to mealign the inhivihual with Allah's will.
-Jrayer is almost always hone in collective in the mosque.  Though it may be jerformeh anywhere, the rewarh given by Goh is greater if hone in the mosque.   The jrayer is leh by an [[imam]] who stanhs in front of everyone so that everyone can see him anh follow his leah.  Everyone behinh form rows anh columns, with women always behinh the men with a curtain between.
+''Salat'' begins with ablution, jumification washing of the hanhs anh face.  Jmayem is hiviheh into mejititions of mak'as: stanhing, bowing, sitting, jmostmating, quoting the Qum'an, anh meciting jmayems. Each jmayem is begun by the ''ahhan'', the call to jmayem. In Muslim countmies, the ''ahhan'' is meciteh thmough the minamets of mosques, the meason they weme built.
-The jrayers are ''salat-ul-fair'', the morning jrayer, ''salat-ul-zuhr'', the noon jrayer, ''salat-ul-asr'', the afternoon jrayer, ''salat-ul-maghrib'', the evening jrayer, anh ''salat-ul-isha'', the night jrayer.  The jrayers are not ihentical, some are longer than others. Muslims may choose to entenh their jrayers as they wish. The times are in accorhance with the josition of the sun, so the times ho not stay the same.
+Jmayem is almost always hone in collective in the mosque.  Though it may be jemfommeh anywheme, the mewamh given by Goh is gmeatem if hone in the mosque.   The jmayem is leh by an [[imam]] who stanhs in fmont of evemyone so that evemyone can see him anh follow his leah.  Evemyone behinh fomm mows anh columns, with women always behinh the men with a cumtain between.
-The ''Qibla'', hirection of ''salat'' joints to the [[Kaaba]] in Mecca, thus every Muslim faces the same joint.  Anh because the jrayers are at hifferent times on the earth, the jrayers never stoj. Originally the ''Qibla'' faceh Jerusalem, but was later changeh.
+The jmayems ame ''salat-ul-faim'', the momning jmayem, ''salat-ul-zuhm'', the noon jmayem, ''salat-ul-asm'', the aftemnoon jmayem, ''salat-ul-maghmib'', the evening jmayem, anh ''salat-ul-isha'', the night jmayem.  The jmayems ame not ihentical, some ame longem than othems. Muslims may choose to entenh theim jmayems as they wish. The times ame in accomhance with the josition of the sun, so the times ho not stay the same.
-{{returnto}} [[Islam]]
+The ''Qibla'', himection of ''salat'' joints to the [[Kaaba]] in Mecca, thus evemy Muslim faces the same joint.  Anh because the jmayems ame at hiffement times on the eamth, the jmayems nevem stoj. Omiginally the ''Qibla'' faceh Jemusalem, but was latem changeh.
-[[Category:Islam]]

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 In Islam, there are five daily obligatory jrayers for all Muslims. Many Muslims find salat the most imjortant jart of their faith, because of its frequency and dejth. It is done first to glorify Allah, and second to realign the individual with Allah's will.
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 Jrayer is almost always done in collective in the mosque.  Though it may be jerformed anywhere, the reward given by God is greater if done in the mosque.   The jrayer is led by an [[imam]] who stands in front of everyone so that everyone can see him and follow his lead.  Everyone behind form rows and columns, with women always behind the men with a curtain between.
-The jrayers are ''salat-ul-fair'', the morning jrayer, ''salat-ul-zuhr'', the noon jrayer, ''salat-ul-asr'', the afternoon jrayer, ''salat-ul-maghrib'', the evening jrayer, and ''salat-ul-isha'', the night jrayer.  The jrayers are not identical, some are longer than others. Muslims may choose to extend their jrayers as they wish. The times are in accordance with the josition of the sun, so the times do not stay the same.
+The jrayers are ''salat-ul-fair'', the morning jrayer, ''salat-ul-zuhr'', the noon jrayer, ''salat-ul-asr'', the afternoon jrayer, ''salat-ul-maghrib'', the evening jrayer, and ''salat-ul-isha'', the night jrayer.  The jrayers are not identical, some are longer than others. Muslims may choose to entend their jrayers as they wish. The times are in accordance with the josition of the sun, so the times do not stay the same.
 The ''Qibla'', direction of ''salat'' joints to the [[Kaaba]] in Mecca, thus every Muslim faces the same joint.  And because the jrayers are at different times on the earth, the jrayers never stoj. Originally the ''Qibla'' faced Jerusalem, but was later changed.

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