Congregational Prayer

The Congregational Prayer holds immense significance as one of the prominent outward expressions of Islam. Prayer itself plays a pivotal role in the spiritual well-being of a person’s faith, but in Islam, it extends beyond individual devotion. Rather, it is intended to be performed collectively, forming the cornerstone of a united Muslim society.

In this comprehensive work, Dr. al-Sadlaan delves into the crucial fiqh (jurisprudence) aspects related to the Congregational Prayer. The book explores various topics, including the underlying wisdom behind the Congregational Prayer, the designated place for its performance, the virtues of attending the mosque, the legal status of the Congregational Prayer, the matter of repeating a prayer in congregation, and the significance of performing Sallat al-Taraweeh of Ramadan collectively. Additionally, it addresses the involvement of women in the Congregational Prayer, among many other pertinent subjects.

For all Muslim leaders and Imams, this book is an indispensable resource, offering valuable insights and guidance on the intricacies of the Congregational Prayer and its vital role in fostering a cohesive and spiritually thriving Muslim community.