Performing Salah (prayer) correctly, known as Asan Namaz, is essential for Muslims, guided by the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in various Hadith narrations (Hadees-e-Nabawi). These narrations offer detailed instructions on the proper manner of prayer, including the recitation of Masnoon Duas (supplications) at different stages. In Arabic, Asan Namaz translates to and in Urdu, it is. Each step of the prayer, from the initial Takbir-ul-Ihram (opening declaration) to the final Tasleem (ending greeting), is imbued with significance and humility before the Creator. During Ruku (bowing) and Sujood (prostration), Muslims recite specific phrases such as (Subhana Rabbiyal Adheem) and (Subhana Rabbiyal Ala), respectively, to express reverence and glorification. Additionally, certain Masnoon Duas, like seeking refuge from Satan and sending blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), punctuate the prayer with spiritual depth and connection. These supplications, deeply rooted in tradition, serve as reminders of humility, gratitude, and devotion throughout the Salah, enriching the worship experience for believers. Thus, the Asan Namaz, guided by Hadees-e-Nabawi and adorned with Masnoon Duas, becomes a profound act of spiritual communion and submission to the divine will.
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