Islamic prayer

Islamic prayer, known as Salah, is a religious practice performed five times a day by Muslims as a way to connect with God (Allah). Each prayer consists of a sequence of movements and recitations that include verses from the Quran. The prayers are performed facing the Kaaba in Mecca and are usually conducted in Arabic. The five daily prayers occur at specific times: dawn, midday, mid-afternoon, sunset, and night. Salah serves as a reminder of faith, discipline, and community, fostering a sense of spiritual fulfillment and connection to the divine.