Islam practices

• Shahada is the declaration of faith in the Oneness of God and the finality of Prophet Muhammad.
• Salat involves five daily prayers at specific times.
• Zakat is the mandatory charity in Islam. Muslims are required to donate a portion of their income and wealth to charitable causes.
• The Five Pillars are the foundation of Islamic faith, practice, and worship.
• Salat, or prayer, involves facing Mecca five times daily and performing specific movements and recitations.
• Sawm refers to fasting during Ramadan from sunrise until sunset.
• Zakat is an obligatory charity given to those who are poorer than oneself.
• Jihad refers to the struggle against evil within oneself as well as external struggles such as fighting in self-defense.
• Islam emphasizes the importance of prayer as a means of communicating with Allah and seeking His guidance and blessings.
• Jihad is often misunderstood as holy war but actually means striving towards one's best self spiritually and physically.