The prayer (Salah) is the second pillar of Islam and a direct communion between a Muslim and their Creator. The way Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) prayed Salah serves as the ultimate guide for Muslims worldwide. His every movement, recitation, and supplication was meticulously preserved through the Hadith literature, offering a comprehensive blueprint for this essential act of worship. This article will detail the Prophet's method of performing Salah, including the various options for supplications (du'as) mentioned in authentic narrations, with a specific focus on the practice of Raf'ul Yadain (raising the hands) . The Prerequisites for Prayer: Before Salah Begins Before embarking on the Salah, certain conditions must be met, all of which the Prophet diligently observed: Purity (Taharah): The Prophet always ensured he was in a state of ritual purity. This involves: Wudu (Ablution): For minor impurities. Ghusl (Ritual Bath): For major impurities. The place of...
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