how to pry in islam muslum

Prayer (Salat), as the second pillar of Islam, is of great importance. It enables the believer to express his adoration of God, the One Creator. It is directly and without intermediary between man and God.
Sura 2, Verse 186 "When my servants ask thee concerning me, tell them that I am near them, I fulfills the wish of one who calleth unto me. They should therefore respond to my call for submission and believe in me to be well led. " Sura 98, Verse 5 "Yet there they were ordered to worship God, to worship him pure, sincere monotheists, to perform the prayer, to perform for charity, for such is the religion of perfect orthodoxy. "
Historically, God commanded the believers to pray by giving him praise. In the Qur'an, it is often referred to prayer and particularly to those of the prophets (peace and salvation be upon them).
Sura 10, Verse 87 "We revealed to Moses:" Ask, and your brother, your people to make homes in Egypt. Make your homes and places of worship. Complete prayer and proclaim good news to the believers. "." Sura 14, Verse 40 "Make me prayer and some of my offspring also carry the O Lord, my invocation approved!" The fulfillment of the prayer must be done rigorously, both in its preparation than that of its fulfillment. It marks the believer's life as it should be done regularly throughout the day. This fact reveals his truly cosmic rhythm, partly because it follows the natural movement of the sun and secondly, because the intervals between each prayer experience some acceleration.
Making prayer a believer Indeed, as and as the day progresses, these intervals are reduced. The longest interval is between the morning prayer (Al-Fajr) and lunch (Al-Dhuhr), and the shortest interval between that is taking place after sunset (Al-Maghrib) and that of the night (Al-^ Isha '). This rhythm is also present in the Koran itself. Indeed, we find the beginning of this work the longest suras at the end and the shortest. This is how the believer, in addition to doing an act of worship, goes in harmony with the universal rhythm that governs all things created by the Almighty.
The prayer consists of rak ^ ah, indivisible units containing their own sign language and oral pillars. Their number depends on prayer that the believer must perform. These pillars gestural, there are four main postures: standing, inclination, prostration and sitting on your heels. Each position is endowed with a real symbolic and spiritual significance. According to the most common traditional commentaries, prayer summarizes the forms of submission and worship of all created beings: the trees and the mountains stand, the stars rise and set, the animals are tilted and everything living thing gets its food from the earth. In this way, the
Every Muslim pubescent, sane and pure must perform the ritual prayer. Of course, on the occasion of his apprenticeship, the Muslim can start learning earlier. It is recommended, according to the prophetic tradition, the child to do the prayer at the age of 7 years. For purity, we must understand that the believer must have made his ablutions (the great al-ghusl - the small al-woudhou ') if its pure state has been lifted. We will see the ablutions in more detail later.
The conditions of validity of the prayer are:

    Be Muslim.
    Reaching the age of distinction.
    That the Muslim feels in his heart the fear dde God.
    Respect the times of prayer.
    If the person is in a state of great impurity, we must perform ablution or dry ablution.
    Have performed the ablution unless it has not been canceled.
    The body, clothing, place of prayer must be free from impurities.
    Orient his body in the Qibla.
    For Women, cover the whole body except face and hands with something that hides the color of the skin. For humans, at least hide the area between the navel and the knees.
When? The prayers must be performed at specific times. The time to perform is an obligation (the move is forbidden, the reason for delay is allowed). Being five in number, these are the times during which they must be
    Deep sleep,
    Loss of consciousness,