Acts of Worship

A short article in Turkish shows how these Prophets prayed and worshipped Allah. Did they follow the same way?

A book translated into Turkish provides answers to questions about menstruation and postpartum bleeding regarding three acts of worship: Prayer, fasting, pilgrimage, and umrah.

An article in Turkish shows the prestige of prayer in Islam as a pillar and its being a difference between Islam and disbelief. The article confirms the importance of congregation prayer as well.

An article in Turkish shows some ruling of purification and waters.

An article discusses the cases of Rami Al-Jamarat (the rulings of throwing pebbles during Hajj)

An article in Turkish explaining the rulings of Zakat al-Fitr (fast-breaking charity). Fast-breaking charity was ordained to purify the fasting person from idle talk and obscenity. Thus, it completes the reward of fasting and provides the poor and needy with sufficient food to abstain from begging at the day of Eid. Giving fast-breaking charity is an obligation on males and females, the young and the old, the free man and the slave. Whoever posses enough food exceeding his and his family's basic needs has to give it on himself and on behalf of those he is obliged to spend on.

An article in Turkish about fasting nullifiers. Some of these nullifiers require making up the fast day and repentance and some others, such as sexual intercourse during the days of Ramadan, require making up the fast day and expiation. Expiation was regulated to complete the imperfection of performing the obligatory fasting and deter people from commiting the forbidden.

An article that explains the matter of sighting Ramadan's crescent moon.

The Distance That Makes Praying In the Mosque Obligatory