Sholat is the Islamic prayer ritual that Muslims perform five times each day after completing wudlu, a washing of parts of the body. There are two types of sholat prayers, obligatory prayers that must be performed daily to avoid sin and sunnah prayers that are recommended but not required. The five obligatory prayers are Isya’, Shubuh, Luhur, Ashar, and Magrib, which together can be abbreviated as "Islam".
Sholat is the Islamic prayer ritual that Muslims perform five times each day after completing wudlu, a washing of parts of the body. There are two types of sholat prayers, obligatory prayers that must be performed daily to avoid sin and sunnah prayers that are recommended but not required. The five obligatory prayers are Isya’, Shubuh, Luhur, Ashar, and Magrib, which together can be abbreviated as "Islam".
Sholat is the Islamic prayer ritual that Muslims perform five times each day after completing wudlu, a washing of parts of the body. There are two types of sholat prayers, obligatory prayers that must be performed daily to avoid sin and sunnah prayers that are recommended but not required. The five obligatory prayers are Isya’, Shubuh, Luhur, Ashar, and Magrib, which together can be abbreviated as "Islam".
in Islam. It’s different with other religion prayers. Before doing sholat, a muslim should take wudlu, he or she washes his or her certain parts of body such as face, hands, feet, and others. Then we can do sholat. There are two kinds of sholat, they are obligatory and sunnah prayers. Obligatory prayer means we must do them otherwise we will get sin. Sunnah means it can be done or not, but preferably, we can do it to get additional reward from Allah. Islam stands on five obligatory prayers. They are; Isya’, Shubuh, Luhur(Dzuhur), Ashar, and Magrib. The all prayers can be abbreviated with “Islam”. That’s amazing. So, if we leave even one prayer of the five, we are not called “Muslim”, it means one who does the five obligatory prayers like the abbreviation mentioned above.