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dawn, noon, afternoon, sunset and night
three is a count in combined prayer, not the required five
seven is the count of gates or days, not prayers
ten is the count of extras, not required prayers
the qibla has been toward the Kaaba since the change
Jerusalem was the first qibla, then it changed to the Kaaba
the qibla varies by the pray-er's location
the qibla is a basic part of the prayer
the books make purification a condition before the prayer
salah is prayed in purity, not on a full stomach
sleep breaks purification, it does not prepare it
purification is a fixed condition in the books
Friday is a congregational prayer with a sermon in the mosque
Friday requires congregation and sermon in the mosque
Friday is prayed in any congregational mosque, not only school
the market is not the place for Friday
the prayer opens with the takbir and repeats it in its places
takbir is a phrase, not a place name
takbir is remembrance, not a financial act
takbir is part of every prayer, not a separate one
Friday prayer is held at noon with the sermon
Friday is a special day, not daily
Friday is weekly, not monthly
Friday is prayed all year, not only in Ramadan
each prayer is divided into a fixed number of units
a rak'ah is a prayer movement, not charity
the sermon is separate from the units
a rak'ah is a worship unit, not a place
the books describe the five as fixed times for remembrance
a week has seven days, not five
the match in number is coincidence, not the reason
the count is fixed in the texts, not for ease
the books condition prayer on maturity, sanity and ability
women and men pray alike
salah is prayed anywhere pure, not only the mosque
the prayer is daily all year
the books reward congregational prayer over individual
congregation is prayed at any time, not only Friday
the Eids are special congregations, not the general meaning
congregation is a basic part of devotion
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