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Friday prayer

Friday prayer, or congregational prayer (Arabic: صلاة الجمعة, romanized: ṣalāt al-jumuʿa), is the meeting together of Muslims for communal prayer and a service at midday every Friday. In Islam, the day itself is called Yawm al-Jum'ah (shortened to Jum'ah), which translated from Arabic means "Day of Meeting", "Day of Assembly" or "Day of Congregation".

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Friday prayer

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related to history · 40
Friday prayer → Abbas, Abdullah, According, Allah, For Shiites, Friday, Guardianship, However, Imam, Iran, Iraq, Iraqi Shiism, Islam, Islamic Jurists, Jumu'ah, Khalisi, Khomeini, Later, Madinah, Mahdi
related to Conditions · 20
Friday prayer → According, Al-Jumuah, An-Nasai, Friday, Hadith, Ibn Majah, If, Imam Ash-Shawkani, Jum'ah, Jumuah Prayer, Muhammad, Muslim, Prophet, Scholars, Shiite, Tariq Ibn Shihab, The, There, This, Two
related to In Shia Islam · 18
Friday prayer → Faqih, Friday, Hence, Imam, Imamite, In Shia Islam, Isa, It, Jesus Christ, Jum'ah, Mahdi, Occultation, Salat, Shiite, Shiite Scholars, Wajib, Wajib Takhyiri, Zuhr
related to Obligation · 18
Friday prayer → According, Friday, Hanafis, Hanbalis, Jum'ah, Malikis, Moreover, Muslims, Quranic, Shi'i, Shiite, Sunni, The Hanafis, The Imamis, The Shafi'is, There, To, Twelver Imamis
related to Khutbah Jum'ah · 17
Friday prayer → According, AllahInvocation, Arabic, Arabic Quranic, Friday, God, In, It, Khatib, Muhammad, Otherwise, Qur'anic, Quran, Shiite, Sunni, The, There
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Friday prayer → religious obligation

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Friday prayeris areligious obligation0.90text
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsJum'ah0.60section
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsFriday0.60section
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsThere0.60section
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Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsHadith0.60section
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsTariq Ibn Shihab0.60section
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsMuhammad0.60section
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsAl-Jumuah0.60section
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsMuslim0.60section
Friday prayerrelated to ConditionsAn-Nasai0.60section
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