Asr Prayer (Salat): A Step-by-Step Beginners Guide

Asr prayer (Salat), also known as the mid-afternoon prayer, is one of the five daily prayers (Salah) that Muslims must perform. It is prayed in the late afternoon and serves as a crucial reminder to pause and remember Allah Almighty during the busy part of the day. 

Read on to learn more about Asr Prayer.

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Time for Asr Namaz

Asr prayer, often referred to as the afternoon prayer, begins when the time for Zuhr prayer ends and the shadow of an object becomes equal in length to the object itself. This marks the start of Asr. This prayer time continues until the sun begins to turn yellow, signaling the approach of sunset. Read More »

Namaz (Salah) Guide for Beginners

Salah, also known as Namaz, is the second pillar of Islam and a core act of worship that every Muslim must perform daily. It is an act that establishes a deep connection between the worshiper and Allah Almighty (SWT). Namaz (Salah) allows us to communicate directly with our Creator. 

For beginners, learning how to pray Namaz might feel overwhelming, but with the right guidance, it becomes an easy and fulfilling practice. 

Below is a simple guide designed to help beginners understand and perform Salah correctly.

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