Same here sis. Even though my school is like 60% Muslim (not exactly the best Muslims though), we don't even have a prayer room. So I just find an empty corridor to pray dhuhr at lunch time. May Allah make it easy for us, ameen (not that i mind a challenge).

MAshaAllah Great pics.

i have this new boost of imaan, i feel it surgin!!! lol
for real tho i wudnt think of missin prayer anyway,
who wants 80 years in hell?
and one year is SOOOO long!!!!...

i jus looked for the hadith for this and couldnt find it.
I heard for each prayer you miss you get 80 years in hell, and one day in hell is longer then a day in earth.

if this is wrong can some1 plz correct me.

ooh nice pics

Masha'Allaah, those are very inspiring pictures indeed! I wonder what the reason was behind some of them, like praying on the wall or on those buses for example ! May Allaah help us to be constant in our Salaah, Aameen.



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salam
mashallah such lovely and inspirational pics
jazakallah for sharing
wasalam

asslamu alaikum...
wowwwwwwwwwwww...im speechless....
though i agree wth bro muhammad...some of those pics seem strange...but they were probably part of some sepcial occasion prayers when ppl myt not hav found enuf standin space to participate in the congregational prayer...i dont think they prayed like dat for the sake of it...though it looks lyk dat...
anyways, jazakallah for sharin sis

very beutiful
May Allah bless u
I have a questio abt da 1st pic, i have been curious abt it like 4ever, if we want to pray in a plane right? hpow to face da qiblah, becos da plane will keep changing direction ryte? and wat abt da timing, wat happen if e.g the continent their flying over is actually having fajr time, and the ppl in the plane are doing asr?
hehe ive a wild imagination :P

I think they were praying on the wall because they don't want to block the pavement, and the bus picture looks like the place was packed and there was nowhere else to pray. Allah knows best.

I believe if you are in a moving vehicle, and you cannot stop, you face towards where you believe the qiblah is and if it changes, it isn't ur fault coz ur not driving the vehicle. That's what i've heard and read. I'm not sure about the time zone one, kind of tricky.
Allah knows best.

Prayers are our main duty, its sad that nowdays people neglect prayers for worldly gains. For e.g my sister says its ok if u miss a prayer or two at work, just make it up. But Alhamdullilah, the place i applied for has a masjid nearby, even though my office is a non muslim one, and they wont let me pray there because
1) they are pious hindoos
2) i dont wanna pray there becos toooo many statues and dolls
So imagine, during ma lunchbreak i can run to da beautiful masjid and pray and i heard that if u pray in da masjid its equivalent to how many 1000 prayers, and if its a sacred mosque it'll be 100000 smtg prayers. And i was scared at 1st that since my werk ends at 6, i may miss asr, But Alhamullilah i can always run back to that masjid and do asr. I wont be missing any fard or sunnah prayer and furthermore i get POiNTS oVeR poInTS to go heaven becos of praying in da mosque

I wish they build mosques everywhere especoially near to work places. Its really important as its our 1st and foremost duty and we musnt 4get that we were made to worship Allah. So people, PRAY as much as u can wherever u are whatever u do, try to run into a nearby mosque or find a clean place for ibadah
Sis muminah May Allah bless u again for showing how important prayers are

You have to ask the air hostesses about the direction and they always tell you. They sometimes even give you the space to pray. Thats what they did for my mum and dad. Really nice. :okay:

And think about it, when you're travelling time is passing. So depending on where you are the namaazes can be prayed in their actual time according to the place. (If you get what I'm saying )

Aww sis thank u so much, i didnt know that we can do this. Ur right the timezone is tricky but Allah understands us, we can make qadha (make up prayer) if we are travelling.. am i ryte