The Pillars of Islam

Shahada, salat, zakat, sawm and hajj: how each is performed and what each means.

Paper 2 Question 4 · optional 19 lessons

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P2.T4.b3.1 The declaration of faith, shahada, including the significance of what it contains
P2.T4.b3.2a Prayer, salat: preparations
P2.T4.b3.2b Prayer, salat: its performance
P2.T4.b3.2d Prayer, salat: times of prayer
P2.T4.b3.2e Prayer, salat: the place of prayer
P2.T4.b3.2c Prayer, salat: congregational prayers on Fridays and festivals
P2.T4.b3.2f Prayer, salat: private prayer
P2.T4.b3.2g Prayer, salat: delayed prayer
P2.T4.b3.2h Prayer, salat: its importance
P2.T4.b3.3a Alms-giving, zakat: how it is performed
P2.T4.b3.3b Alms-giving, zakat: its significance in the community
P2.T4.b3.4a Fasting, sawm: the way it is observed
P2.T4.b3.4b Fasting, sawm: those exempted
P2.T4.b3.4c Fasting, sawm: its significance
P2.T4.b3.5a Pilgrimage, hajj: the main observances involved
P2.T4.b3.5b Pilgrimage, hajj: their significance

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