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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Obligatory Muslim prayer, performed five times each day.
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Paper 1
Revise: Five Pillars and Obligatory ActsSalah is obligatory prayer five times a day. It makes worship a regular part of daily life.
The prescribed Muslim prayer performed five times each day, using set recitations and movements to worship Allah.
For an evaluation, connect reasons to the claim being discussed. Explain why daily contact with Allah might make salah especially important, then consider the importance of other religious duties.
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Paper 3
The obligatory ritual prayer performed by Muslims five times each day.
Revise: Shahadah and Salah: declaration of faith and prayerSalah is obligatory ritual prayer and the second pillar of Sunni Islam. Muslims perform five prayers each day: around dawn, after midday, in the late afternoon, after sunset and after dark. These are prescribed periods rather than one fixed clock time throughout the year.
The prescribed daily prayers performed by Muslims as worship of Allah.