, Praying for health is a significant Islamic custom alongside seeking medical treatment, and has become a vital part of Muslim culture. There are two areas of focus in this book: the methodology and criteria of praying for health, and the results of a study on the effect of prayer on Muslim patients' well-being. This study was conducted at Brigham and Women's Hospital, a Harvard Medical School teaching affiliate in Boston, MA. Twenty-Five Remedies, a work by prominent contemporary Muslim scholar Said Nursi, included in this book, further enriches the scope of the subject of prayer and healing. ,

God instruct all believers to serve Him, and practice the prayer for His remembrance. Our Lord has said in Quran "40:60", "Pray to Me, and I will respond to you. But those who are too proud to worship Me will enter Hell forcibly." And in "2:186", it was stated, "And when My servants ask you about Me, I Am near; I answer the call of the caller when he calls on Me. So let them answer Me, and have faith in Me, that they may be rightly guided. "So call upon God, with sincere devotion to Him, even though the disbelievers resent it. Prophets like Abraham and Moses made specific prayers for the guidance and well-being of their communities. And prophets like Job, who endured prolonged suffering, prayed specifically for patience and relief. Likewise, prophets such as Jonah prayed for deliverance when swallowed by a fish. Prophets and messengers of God in the Quran offer specific prayers, such as; mercy, request for wisdom and knowledge, forgiveness, gratitude, protection, guidance, healing, comfort, blessings, and prosperity. The Quran features an array of specific prayers made by prophets and messengers chosen by God to guide humanity. These prayers often reflect their unique roles and challenges. It demonstrates how prayers tailored to specific needs, emotions, and life circumstances provide believers with a means of connecting with God and seeking His guidance and support. These prayers serve as a rich spiritual communication, reflecting the diverse experiences of humanity. Muslim Prayer; How & When to Pray is a comprehensive guide for Muslims who want to learn and improve their prayer skills and habits. It contains all the prayers in the Quran, and it has been chronologically arrange and categories for different situations. Prayer is one of the most important acts of worship in Islam, and it is a way of communicating with God and seeking His guidance and mercy. Prayer also strengthens one's faith and spirituality, and protects one from evil and sin. It also covers all the aspects and details of how and when to prayer, such as: - The prerequisites and conditions of prayer, such as purifying oneself, one's clothes, and one's place of prayer, and facing the direction of the Kaaba, the sacred house of God in Mecca. - The steps and actions of prayer, such as reciting the Quran, the holy book of Islam, bowing down, prostrating, sitting, and supplicating to God, and the meanings and benefits of each posture and utterance. - The times and occasions of prayer, such as the five daily prayers, the Friday congregation prayer, the optional prayers, and the special prayers for different events and situations. - The etiquettes and manners of prayer, such as making room for others, being attentive and humble, avoiding distractions and interruptions, and following the example of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, who is the best model for the Muslims. This book is based on the Quran, and it is suitable for beginners and advanced learners, and for anyone who wants to enhance their prayer experience and connection with God.

Prayer can heal you. It's not just hype or hope or a spiritual cliché.There is actual scientific evidence to support this. Recent medical and psychological studies claim that prayer can relieve stress, improve attitudes, and mend bodies. Prayer generates peace, power, and health-a triple preventative that guards against anxiety and disease. It's a simple act that heals. According to Chet Tolson and Harold Koenig prayer helps people function at their best when life serves them the worst. Even on good days, it enhances the mind-body-soul connection. In The Healing Power of Prayer, these authors explain the nature of prayer, what happens when we pray, the restorative benefits of prayer, how to organize prayer, and much more. Their facts and insights will encourage believers to increase, the fainthearted to revive, and skeptics to begin a life of prayer.

Sickness washes away the dirt of sins like soap, and cleanses. It is established in an authenticated hadith that illnesses are expiation for sins. It says, "As ripe fruits fall from the tree when it is shaken, so the sins of a believer fall away with the shaking during illness".

The book provides Islamic guidance on the treatment of various ailments including evil eye, jinn possession, sihr (black magic and witchcraft), and others.It also includes an Islamic prayer book with pictures of how to perform salah.

Drawing on empirical and archival research, this ethnography is an exploration of the diversity and complexity of 'everyday' lived religion among Muslims in Ghana's Asante region, demonstrating the interconnectedness of Islam with people's lives in a zongo community.

A brief and comprehensive collection of supplications that a Muslim or a person may recite when feeling ill or during other events.