Fajr (prayer)

De fajr prayer, dem alternatively transliterate as fadjr prayer, wey dem sanso know as de subh prayer, be one of de five daily mandatory Islamic prayers (salah). E dey consist of two rak'a ("bows"), e be performed between de break of dawn den sunrise. E be one of two prayers dem mention by name insyd de Qur'an.

 History den significance 

During de Islamic holy month of Ramadan, Muslims begin fasting plus de fajr prayer. 

Dem mention Fajr twice insyd de Qur'an. De verse insyd wich Muhammad be commanded to recite at dawn (11:114) dem take as foundational for prescribing de times for prayer. 

Insyd Qur'an 17:78, dawn be one of de three times wey prayer for be performed. According to Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti ein commentary on angels (Al-Haba'ik fi Akhbar al-Mala'ik), dis verse dey describe de witnessing of dawn prayer by de angels of de day den de night.

Salat al-duha replace fajr as de morning prayer wen dem standardise de five prayers.

 Timings 

De timings for de prayer be prescribed by de hadith.

 School  Start time  End time Ahmadi Islam dawn  a few minutes before sunrise  Quranist Islam dawn  sunrise Shia Islam true dawn  sunrise  Sunni Islam "de true dawn" (al-fajr al-sadiq) de true dawn be indicated by a white line wey dey appear across de horizon, in contrast to "de false dawn" (al-fajr al-kadhib) shortly before wich appear as a vertical line.  sunrise; insyd de Maliki school, til ifsar anaa til sunrise plus a valid excuse 

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