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salat
[ suh-laht ]
Word History and Origins
Origin of salat1
Example Sentences
Ironically, in Israel, people call it salat aravi, or “Arab salad.”
In keeping with the Muslim edict to hold funerals as soon as possible after death, the family’s loved ones hastily arranged a rare ritual called salat al gha’ib, or the service for missing.
Though few staffers have seen it, the congressman practices salat, the ritual of praying in the direction of Mecca five times daily, in his private office.
I remember, as the sun dipped behind the large expanse that was Lake Champlain, trying to make it home for evening salat but more often than not praying on a patch of grass.
The other acts of worship are the shahadah, which is the declaration of faith; salat, the five daily prayers; zakat, or almsgiving; and the hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca.
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