salah
- noun
- /səˈlɑː/
- For Muslims, obligatory salah is prescribed at five periods of the day.
Examples
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The salah (prayer) of one who uses a translation for the remembrances is still a valid prayer, albeit not preferred, regardless of how long they rely on the translations.
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I hope that I never stop learning how to make the quality of my salah even better.
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I sometimes used to forget what I was saying, then stop the salah and start all over again.
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We all fall into that second look, say a white lie, or miss a salah (prayer).
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After approximately 10 years of making salah, a few years back I took a salah workshop and benefited tremendously from it.
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What I wish to emphasize is that this effort at memorizing and understanding the Arabic used in the salah, in and of itself, was a very spiritual experience for me.
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My advice is to now go make a fresh wudu, pray 2 rakats of nafl salah, sit down, and reflect.
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The rest of the salah is preferred to be in Arabic for the unity of the Muslims and closeness to the Prophet in saying what he said word for word.
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For Muslims, obligatory salah is prescribed at five periods of the day.
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I hope that I never stop learning how to make the quality of my salah even better.
Synonyms
A set of prayers Muslims perform five times each day while facing Mecca
A Muslim prayer said five times a day facing Mecca
A formal prayer by Muslims performed five times a day facing Mecca
Surface Forms
Etymology
Salah comes from Arabic salat, which means 'prayer', and it names the ritual Muslim prayers done five times a day while facing Mecca.