Why do Muslims pray five times a day?

Why do Muslims pray five times a day?

Those who see worshippers standing, kneeling, and prostrating at different times of the day may wonder what these movements mean and why they are repeated five times.

In Islam, prayer is an act of worship in which a person turns to God with his body and heart, expressing his submission to his Creator.

God has prescribed five daily prayers for Muslims, distributed between dawn and night, so that His worship remains present in their lives.

Prostration expresses humility to God, reading the Quran reminds the Muslim of His guidance, and supplication opens the door for him to turn to his Creator.

Thus, prayer carries meanings that go beyond what the eye sees; it is a renewed encounter between man and his Lord.

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