What excuse you will give to leave namaaz???????????

Allah (swt) also says:


(Successful indeed are the Believers, those who humble themselves in their prayers)(Qur'an 23:2),


(And those who guard [strictly] their worship, such will be the honoured ones in the Gardens [of Bliss])(Qur'an 70:35).


Allah (swt) has emphasized the need for humility and concentration in prayers. There is no doubt that Satan is the bitterest enemy of man; he always tries to disturb the Believer's prayers.


A Muslim (the worshipper) may find his/her mind suddenly engulfed with memories, problems, worries, work and family and will often find himself wondering whether he has prayed three rak`ah or four. This is how Satan steals the prayer. Allah (swt) says that man was created only to worship him, He (swt) says:


(I created not the jinns and mankind except to worship me) (Qur'an 51:56)


Man is to live in this world as a worshipper of Allah and prayer is the best form of worship. On the Day of Judgment, man will have to answer for his deeds

The Prophet (pbuh) once said:


"Prayer is the pillar of religion."(Narrated by Al-Baihaqi)


He also informed us that Islam is built upon five pillars, the second being to establish prayer five times a day. (Narrated by Al-Bukhaari)


This makes the image very clear: Islam is like a building supported by five columns; remove just one column and the entire building weakens. In the same way, when a person stops praying, his faith becomes weak, and the mildest blows can cause it to crumble.

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shukraan nasir bhai........