The five daily prayers

Muslims are required to perform the prayer five times a day. These prayers are obligatory for all Muslims who have reached the age of puberty, with the exception of those who are mentally ill, also physically ill to be possible, menstruating or experiencing postpartum bleeding Cheap Umrah Deals UK. Those who are sick or physically otherwise can not offer their prayers in the traditional way they are allowed to offer their prayers while sitting or lying down, as they are able. The five sentences each assigned to certain prescribed times (to the waqt) in which it must be performed, unless there is a compelling reason not to be able to carry them out in time.
Some Muslims offer voluntary prayers (sunna rawatib) immediately before and after the prescribed prayer Fard. Sunni Muslims classify these Sunnah prayers, while Shiites consider Nafil. The number of raka'ah for each of the five obligatory prayers, as well as the voluntary prayers (before and after) are listed below:
Name of established term (waqt) voluntary before fard1 Fard voluntary after fard1
Sunni Shiite Sunni Shiite
Fajr (فجر) dawn until dawn, must be read at least 10-15 minutes before dawn two Raka'ah Sunna-Mu ' akkadah2 Raka'ah 2 2 2 Raka'ah - -
Dhuhr (ظهر) Past noon to true Asr 4 Raka'ah Sunna-Mu'akkadah2 Raka'ah 2 4 2 Raka'ah4 Raka'ah Sunna-Mu'akkadah2 -
Asr (عصر) Afternoon.5 and 6 4 Raka'ah Sunna-Ghair-Mu'akkdah 8 Raka'ah 4 Raka'ah - -
Maghrib (مغرب) As the sun goes down to sunset 3 Raka'ah 3 Raka'ah 2 Raka 'ah Sunna-Mu'akkadah2 4 Raka'ah3
Isha'a (عشاء) Open until dawn6

is inadvisable to read Isha after midnight
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