- Classification Tree
- The Noble Quran
- Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad
- Islamic Creed
- Tawhid (Monotheism)
- Worship
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- Imān (Faith)
- Matters of Faith
- Benevolence
- Disbelief (Infidelity)
- Hypocrisy
- Shirk (Polytheism)
- Religious Innovation: Types and Examples
- Companions and Family of Prophet Muhammad
- Tawassul (Solicitation)
- The Concept of the Miraculous Acts Done by Some Righteous People
- Jinn
- Loyalty and Friendship vs Disavowal and Enmity
- Ahl-us-Sunnah wa al-Jama‘ah
- Doctrines and Religions
- Sects
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- Contemporary Ideological Doctrines
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- Acts of Worship
- Purification and its Rulings
- Prayer
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- Fasting
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- Transactions
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- ilā’ (Swearing Not to Intercourse with One's Wife)
- Wife Seeking Divorce
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- The Prophetic Biography
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- A Guidance for the Worlds
Obligation of Prayer
Number of Items: 5
- English Lecturer : Dr. Saleh As-Saleh
A lecture in English delivered by Sh. Saleh As-Saleh in which he explains the status of prayer in Islam and its importance in this world and the hereafter.
- English Lecturer : Students of Islamic University
A lecture in English in which the lecturer explains the goal for which Allah legislated prayer.
- English Lecturer : Abu Nour Rudwan Kouatli
A lecture in English delivered by Sh. Abu Nour Rudwan Kouatli in which he shows that prayer is an important pillar of Islam to the extent it was legislated by Allah Himself directly to His Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) without any mediator. So how should we take this act of worship seriously and perform it in a complete way?
- English Lecturer : Muhammad Syed Adly
A lecture in English delivered by Sh. Muhammad Sayyed Adly in which he explains the virtue of supererogatory prayer in Islam.
- English Lecturer : Muhammad Syed Adly
A lecture in English delivered by Sh. Muhammad Sayyed Adly in which he answers some questions about prayer.