Chapter - III
The Prayers (Salah)
The Purpose
of Prayer
The Conditions
of Prayer
The Kinds of
Prayer
The Times of
Prayer
The
Partial Ablution (Wudu’)
Nullification
of the Ablution
Complete
Substitute for the Ablution (Tayammum)
Special
Facilities in Ablution
The
Complete Ablution (Ghusl / Bath)
The Prayer Call
(Adhan)
Entrance
into Prayer (Iqamah)
The Performance
of Prayer
1. The
Early Morning Prayer (Salatu-l-Fajr)
2. The
Noon Prayer (Salatu-z-Zuhr)
3. The
Mid Afternoon Prayer (Salatu-l-Asr)
4. The
Sunset Prayer (Salatu-l-Maghrib)
5. The
Evening Prayer (Salatu-l-l'Isha')
The
Congregation (Jama’ah) Prayers
The
Friday Prayer (Salatu-l-Jumu’ah)
The
Highlights of the Friday Prayer
The Significance
of ‘Eed Prayers
The
Performance of ‘Eed Prayers (Salatu-l-Eed)
Shortening of
the Prayer
Times When
Prayer is Forbidden
Making Up
For Delayed Prayers
The Taraweeh Prayers
Invalidation of
Prayers
The
Funeral Prayers (Salatu-l-Janazah)
General Remarks
on Prayers
1. The
Fatihah ( The Opening or AL-Hamd)
2. The Tashahud
(a). The First Part
(b). The Second Part
3. Short
Passages of the Qur’an
The Fasting (Sawm)
Fasting
in Comparative Perspective
The Period of Fasting
Who Must Fast?
Exemptions From
Fasting
General
Recommendations
The Alms (Zakah)
The Rate of Zakah
The
Due Recipients of Zakah
The Pilgrimage (Hajj)
Concluding
Remarks about the Hajj
Final
remarks Concerning The Application of Faith
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