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A direct reminder about neglecting prayer, finding comfort in salah, and not allowing work or other activities to take precedence over an obligatory act of worship. **You pray when you have time. But is Salaah really your priority?** Can you call yourself a Muslim while neglecting Salaah? And why do some Muslims treat their five daily prayers as though they're just another task to fit into an already busy day? In this powerful reminder, Abu Mussab explains why Salaah must occupy a central place in a Muslim's life. It isn't something we squeeze in after work, errands, and everything else. It is our connection with Allaah—and one of the most important obligations we have. When life becomes overwhelming, when stress builds up, and when nobody seems able to help, where should we turn? We stand before Allaah, glorify Him in rukoo‘, and call upon Him in sujood. Abu Mussab also highlights a common mistake: assuming that performing other acts of worship makes up for neglecting the obligatory prayers. Going for ‘Umrah is a blessing, but a voluntary act of worship does not replace an obligatory one. **In this reminder, discover why:** - Salaah must never become an afterthought. - We should turn to Allaah through prayer during times of hardship. - Obligatory acts take precedence over voluntary acts of worship. - Our daily priorities should reflect the importance of Salaah. Don't wait until life gets easier to prioritise your prayers. Make Salaah a priority, whatever else is happening. May Allaah make us among those who establish their prayers consistently, find comfort in worshipping Him, and guard their Salaah at all times. Aameen. #Salah #PrayerInIslam #IslamicReminder #MuslimMotivation #AbuMussab Clip from: The Passing Grade (Three Questions in the Grave) https://youtu.be/u1lVL6qW6N8?si=bMPGHjFi9e192tox
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