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fiqih prayer project Prayer, or sholat, is an important act of worship for Muslims that is performed five times a day to show obedience to Allah. Sholat teaches discipline, cleanliness, and peace because it is done at specific times with proper movements and recitations. It is also a way for Muslims to pray and become closer to Allah. By performing sholat regularly and sincerely, people can learn to be more patient, grateful, and respectful in their daily lives. the videos https://youtu.be/W2uiuO8rnhI

reciting al quran You need the Quran because the Quran is a holy book created by Allah. The Quran contains historical stories of Muslims such as the Prophet Muhammad, the Prophet Moses, etc. The Quran will protect you on Judgment Day. https://youtu.be/nzrxin-ZME8

be devoted to our parents We must be devoted to our parents because it is our duty, and devotion is something we must do, such as helping our parents cook, wash dishes, mop, sweep, etc. So parents must always be respected because they are the ones who help us from infancy to adulthood, and we will replace our parents with ourselves.

video siroh Prophet Muhammad was born in Mecca in 570 AD. He was orphaned at an early age and was raised by his grandfather, then his uncle, Abu Talib. Known for his honesty and trustworthiness (“Al-Amin”), he married Khadijah at the age of 25. At the age of 40, he received his first revelation from Allah in the Cave of Hira. After that, he spread the teachings of Islam, suffered persecution, and eventually migrated to Medina. https://youtu.be/W6AGoOqfPZw

law of reciting The “law of reading the Quran” primarily refers to the rules and etiquette (known as Tajweed and Adab al-Tilawah) in reading the Quran in Islam. There are no general or social laws regarding “reading” in the context of secular law.

law of idghom In tajwid (the rules of reciting the Qur’an), idgham literally means to insert or merge. According to tajwid terminology, idgham is a rule of recitation in which a silent letter (sukun) meets a similar vowel or one that is close in makhraj (place of articulation) and nature, so that the two letters merge into one letter with a tasydid (as if the second letter is pronounced twice).

minors of mirroring The etiquette of looking in the mirror is the manners and ethics recommended when looking at oneself in the mirror, such as saying a prayer, not admiring oneself excessively, not criticizing one’s shortcomings, not spending too much time in front of the mirror, and always being grateful for what one has. The main purpose is to reflect positively on oneself, cultivate gratitude, and guard against arrogance and self-criticism.

law of mim sukun and law of reciting The rule of mim sukun is a tajwid reading rule that applies when mim sukun (()) meets other Hijaiyah letters, which are divided into three types: Idgham Mitslain (or Idgham Mimi) if it meets mim (()), Ikhfa’ Syafawi if it meets ba (()), and Izhar Syafawi if it meets letters other than mim and ba. Each has a different pronunciation, namely nasalized, muffled, or clear.

example of makhraj Makhraj is a term in tajweed science which means the place of articulation, or the place where Hijaiyah letters are pronounced. Understanding the makhraj of letters is very important for reading the Qur’an correctly because correct pronunciation according to its makhraj will ensure that the meaning of the verse does not change.