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What does the people face when they pray in a chapel?
Muslims are not allowed to pray in whether it is a chapel or church. Muslims pray facing Qibla which is in Mecca.
Are Muslims allowed to pray in schools?
In most countries, where religious freedom is law, Muslims are allowed to pray. It is the responsibility of Muslims to find an appropriate place to pray, where it is clean and free from distraction. Many school libraries have rooms that Muslims may request to use for prayer.
Why you pray to mohamed?
Muslims DO NOT PRAY TO MOHAMMAD (peace be upon him),Muslims pray to ALLAH.
Do Muslims pray to God in churches?
Muslims pray in mosques.
Do Muslims pray in their sleep?
No, Muslims pray at 5 times a day: dawn, noon, afternoon, sunset, evening. Muslims do not pray while sleeping.
Do most Muslims pray more than once a day?
AnswerMuslims must pray five times a day. whether " most Muslims " apply this duty or not is a different questions!!It is not so much that Muslims pray 5 times a day, it is that they pray 5 different prayers. Sometimes they may not be able to make all the prayers at the exact time they are meant to but they are allowed to join some of the prayers together.
Where do Muslims pray in mosque?
in the Pray hall
Where do Muslims pray in a mosque?
in the Pray hall
Do Muslims pray to Allah?
Muslims are ordered to pray directly to ALLAH without any human or spiritual intermediaries. Muslims do not pray to anyone but ALLAH and they do so directly. An Imam may lead the prayers, but he does not pray on behalf of the others, to each his own prayer.
What is the Name of the place which is clean but Muslims can not pray their?
Graveyard. On the grave or on the tombstone. Muslims do not worship people in graves. Also, Muslims can not pray on top of Kabah. You can pray inside it but not on top of it.
Do Muslims pray separately?
They can, but it is recommended that they pray together.
Is there more than one place where Muslims pray?
There are many, many places which Muslims pray, named Masjids and Mosques. Each Masjid/Mosque had its own name (e.g. Masjid-al-Haraam) and they are all places to congregate for prayer. It is also acceptable for Muslims to pray anywhere else for example at home, so long as they meet all the requirements for Namaaz (prayer) and are turning to face the Qiblah.
