The term Imam alludes to the Islamic prayer leader, a place of respect inside the Muslim people group. Imams are chosen for their devotion, learning of Islam, and aptitude in the recitation of the Quran. Furthermore, the imams of the Grand Mosque (Masjid Al-Haram) in Makkah hold a particularly significant position. The imams of MakkahContinue reading “Duties of The Imam of Makkah”
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How the Imams of Makkah are Selected
The imams of Makkah are chosen and delegated by an illustrious pronouncement by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques (King) of Saudi Arabia. There are generally a few imams on record, as they share obligations during different occasions of day and year, and fill in for each other in the event that at leastContinue reading “How the Imams of Makkah are Selected”
Information about Eid-al-Fitr
Eid al-Fitr or the “Celebration of Breaking the Fast” is one of the most celebrated of every Muslim occasion, saw by 1.6 billion Muslims around the globe. During the whole month of Ramadan, Muslims watch a severe fast and take an interest in devout exercises, for example, charity-giving and harmony making. Toward the finish ofContinue reading “Information about Eid-al-Fitr”
Practice of Taraweeh Prayer
The prayer can be extremely long (well over 60 minutes), during which one stands upstanding to peruse from the Quran and performs numerous cycles of development (standing, bowing, prostrating, sitting). After every one of the four cycles, one sits for a short time of rest before proceeding—this is the place the name Taraweeh (“rest prayer”)Continue reading “Practice of Taraweeh Prayer”
Information About Taraweeh Prayer
At the point when the long stretch of Ramadan starts, Muslims go into a time of control and love, fasting during the day, and supplicating for the duration of the day and night. During Ramadan, exceptional night supplications are led during which long segments of the Quran are discussed. These extraordinary petitions are known asContinue reading “Information About Taraweeh Prayer”
What is Iftar in Ramadan
The Iftar is the dinner served by the day’s end during Ramadan, to break the day’s fast. Truly, it signifies “breakfast.” Iftar is served at nightfall every day of Ramadan, as Muslims break the day by day Fast. The other supper during Ramadan, which is taken toward the beginning of the day (pre-day break), isContinue reading “What is Iftar in Ramadan”
Muslims Fasting in Ramadan
In accordance with the long history of fasting in the Abrahamic beliefs, Muslims fast from sunrise until sunset during the period of Ramadan, which happens in the ninth lunar month of the Islamic schedule and keeps going between 29 to 30 days (dates may differ because of moon-locating, and the length of fasting may changeContinue reading “Muslims Fasting in Ramadan”
Dates for the Day of Arafah
The Day of Arafat (Arafah) is an Islamic occasion that falls on the ninth day of the long stretch of Dhu al-Hijah in the Islamic schedule. It falls on the second day of the Hajj journey. On this day, travelers, while in transit to Mecca, visit Mount Arafat, a high plain that is the siteContinue reading “Dates for the Day of Arafah”
The Day of Arafat
The Day of Arafat falls on the second day of journey customs. At first light on this day, almost 2 million Muslim travelers will advance from the town of Mina to a close-by slope and plain called Mount Arafat and the Plain of Arafat, which is situated about 12.5 miles (20 kilometers) from Mecca, theContinue reading “The Day of Arafat”
Why Only Muslims allowed to Visit Mecca
Mecca – home to the Kaaba, Islam’s holiest site, also called the House of God (Allah) – is situated in a tight valley in the Hijaz district (supposed as a result of the geology of its “hijaz,” or “spine,” the Sarat Mountains, which comprises of volcanic pinnacles and profound discouragements) of Saudi Arabia, around 40Continue reading “Why Only Muslims allowed to Visit Mecca”
Dubai Umrah 