Establish Prayer
7 ayahs
Quranic commands to establish prayer and guard the prayers.
Quran references
Quranic references for the five pillars and acts of worship — prayer, fasting, zakat, hajj, and remembrance.
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Quranic commands to establish prayer and guard the prayers.
Quranic command to hasten to the remembrance of Allah on Friday.
Quranic instruction to turn the face toward the Sacred Mosque.
Quranic guidance on purification before prayer and tayammum.
Quranic command to fast in Ramadan and its rules and allowances.
Quranic references to fasting among the qualities of the righteous.
Quranic command for pilgrimage to the Sacred House for those who are able.
Quranic guidance on the rites of Hajj and the sacred months.
Quranic guidance on remembering Allah abundantly.
The Quran commands calling upon Allah and promises He will respond.
Quranic command to worship Allah and be grateful to Him.
The Quran commands the Prophet to rise at night for extra prayer and praises those who forsake their beds in devotion.
The Quran declares that the believers who are humble in their prayer have attained success.
The Quran declares Laylat al-Qadr better than a thousand months; during it the angels descend by Allah's permission.
The Quran mentions staying in the mosque for worship; the Sacred Mosque is designated for purification and devotion.
The Quran mentions specific times — morning, midday, afternoon, evening, and night — as times of glorification and prayer.