Namaz e Jafria

This app contains Islami Namaz (Prayer) method according to the Fiqah e Jafaria

This app contains Islami Namaz (Prayer) method according to the Fiqah e Jafaria in Urdu language. It includes basic beliefs of Islam, Wudhu, Tayyamum, compelete Namaz, important Duas and Aamal of especial occasions.

Following topics have been covered in this app:

1. Khuda ki marfat

2. Khuda ki sifaat e libotiah

3. Khuda ki sifaat e silbiah

4. Khuda ki mohabat aur itayet

5. Nabi (S.A.W) ki marfat aur ikhlaq

6. Nabi (S.A.W) ki mohabat aur itayat

7. Din Islam, Quran Majeed

8. Imam ki marfat

9. Jaza aur saza

10. Asool e din, firogh e din

11. Namaz ki fazeelat

12. Wajib aur mustajib namazen

13. Namaz e punjgana ke oqaat

14. Mard aur aurat ki namaz mein farq

15. Ayat e wuzu, wudhu ka tareeqa, istabra

16. Ghusl ka tarika

17. Tayamum, Kalma tayaba

18. Azan o aqamat

19. Namaz padhne ka mufasil tareeka

20. Sajida e shukar, sajidah e sahaw

21. Zarori masail

22. Ziarat e masoomin

23. Dua (duain), minajaat

24. Anbiya (Ambiya) ki aur muntakhib qurani duain

25. Namaz ayaat

26. Namaz e wahshat

27. Namaz e shab, Namaz e hadia walidain

28. Namaz e imam zamana

29. Namaz e janazah padhane ka tarika

30. Namaz e Eid padhane ka tariqa

31. Mah e muharim (muharam) ke ahem ayaam aur amaal

32. Mah e safar al muzafar

33. Mah e rabi ul awal aur mah rabi ul sani

34. Mah e shiyan ke amaal

35. Mah e Ramzan ke amaal

36.Shab e qadar

37. Mah e shawal aur Eid ul Fitr

38. Eid ul Azha

39. Shab e jumma aur juma ke din ke amaal

40. Istikhara Quran Majeed

Prayer or al-Ṣalāt (Salah / Salaat / Salat) (Arabic: الصلاة) is the most important worship of Muslims (followers of Islam) which is referred to by highly respectful and reverent phrases in the Qur'an (Quran) and hadiths (hadees), such as the pillar of the religion, ascension of spirit, soul purifier, the first practice which will be questioned about on the Day of Judgement (qayamat), and the requisite for the acceptance of good deeds. It is also mentioned in these sources that prayer wards the sins off, determines the border of faith and infidelity, and eliminates arrogance.

Prayer (Namaz) became obligatory for Muslims before the Prophet's (s) hijra. At the beginning, Muslims performed prayer towards Masjid al-Aqsa in Jerusalem al-Quds, but from the second year after hijra/623-4, they were supposed to say prayer in the direction of Ka'ba (Kaaba) in Mecca.

In addition to its spiritual aspects, prayer is known as the most important motto of Islam. Friday prayer and congregational prayer embody the social aspect of this worship.

In addition to obligatory prayers, there are a lot of prayers which have been mentioned in hadiths as highly beneficial for both this world and the future life. Among those, the most important ones are Night prayer and Nafila prayer which accompany the obligatory ones.

The Arabic word "صلاة" (ṣalāt) is derived from the root "ص ل و" which means prayer and its plural form is "salawat". Salat is also used in the meaning of du'a (supplication) in some verses of the Qur'an.

The word salat (prayer) along with its derivatives has been repeated ninety eight times in the Qur'an. It has such a great importance that has been mentioned, beside faith, as the first and the most important individual and collective practice in many verses. It has been said in the Holy Qur'an that the first groans and shrieks of hell dwellers, refer to not having said their prayer in their life in this world. Also, people who were negligent about their prayer have been said to be similar to those denying the religion. No obligatory practice has been emphasized as much as prayer in the Qur'an.

Prayer has a remarkable position in both the Prophet's (s) words and deeds. There are over 11,600 hadiths about prayer in the books Wasa'il al-Shi'a and Mustadrak al-wasa'il, demonstrating its unique significance among the twelve Imams. Imam al-Husayn's (Hussain) (a) noon prayer on the Day of 'Ashura', and many other instances from Imam's lives, bear witness to the importance of prayer.