Islamic Video and Topic

Five Pillars of Islam 

Muslims follow five fundamental columns that are basic to their confidence. These include: 

• Shahada: to pronounce one's confidence in God and faith in Muhammad 

• Salat: to implore five times each day (at sunrise, early afternoon, evening, dusk, and night) 

• Zakat: to provide for those out of luck 

• Sawm: to quick during Ramadan 

• Hajj: to make a journey to Mecca at any rate once during an individual's lifetime if the individual can't 

Sharia Law 

Islam's lawful framework is known as Sharia Law. This religious implicit rules coordinates Muslims on how they should live in about each part of their lives. 

Sharia law requires people to dress unobtrusively. It additionally traces marriage rules and other good standards for Muslims. 

On the off chance that violations are submitted, Sharia law is known for its brutal disciplines. For instance, the discipline for burglary is cutting off an individual's hand. Infidelity can convey the punishment of death by stoning. Be that as it may, numerous Muslims don't bolster such extraordinary measures. 

Muslim Prayer 

The prophet Muhammad is credited with building the principal mosque in the yard of his home in Medina. Mosques today follow a portion of similar standards he built up in 622 A.D. 

Muslim petition is regularly led in a mosque's huge open space or outside patio. A mihrab is an ornamental element or specialty in the mosque that shows the bearing to Mecca, and in this way the heading to look during supplication. 

People ask independently, and Muslims may visit a mosque five times each day for every one of the petition meetings. Notwithstanding facilitating petitions, mosques regularly work as open get-together places and social focuses. 

Muslim Holidays 

The two significant Muslim occasions are: 

Eid al-Adha: commends the Prophet Abraham's eagerness to forfeit his child for Allah. 

Eid al-Fitr: marks the finish of Ramadan—the Islamic heavenly month of fasting. 

Muslims likewise celebrate different occasions, for example, the Islamic New Year and the introduction of Muhammad.