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Topic: Muslim prayer

Vital Stats

The Brain has inferred the following facts from reading text collected on the topic:

Most admires:

Gandhi, Osama Bin Laden, Muhammad Ali

Good point(s):

Saintly

Personality:

Devout

Religion(s):

Muslim, Hindu, Sikhism

Favorite explorer(s):

Ibn Battuta

Favorite book(s):

The Koran

Favorite religious figure(s):

The Prophet Mohammed, The Ayatollah, Malcolm X

Favorite great leader(s):

Akbar the Great

Likes to wear:

Head scarf

Favorite destination(s):

Baghdad, Arabia, Pakistan

Favorite time of year:

Ramadan

Favorite political figure(s):

Mohandas Gandhi

Expert Talk

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Chogyam Trungpa Gyatso,
Tibetan Monk

Muslims are known for their rigorous prayer schedule.

Khalid Binalshibh,
Taxi Driver

Muslims, in their prayers to God five times a day, send greetings of peace and respect to Prophet Abraham and his descendants.
Worship & Prayers -- Muslims are expected to pray five times per day facing Mecca.
Often Muslims will perform optional prayers in addition to the obligatory five daily prayers because of the spiritual benefit it brings.

Mark Harris,
Priest

Our prayer is that Jesus Christ will reveal Himself to the Muslims�even to the evil ones who are trying to kill us, so that they too might be saved and forgiven.
Because prayer was a very important part of my Christian life I was both interested and curious to know what the Muslims were praying.
Muslims should always be praying for other people, and God can accept those prayers if He wants to.

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