In Islam, prayer is an essential part of worship. In the Qur'an, Allah describes the prayer as one of the best gifts that can be given to people, saying in the first few verses: "And your Lord says: 'O people of the Book, do not exceed in your religion by a morning or an afternoon. Behold, the Day of Resurrection will come, so act reasonably, so that you may not be sorry when you face the day of the Resurrection, and give the good news to those who have believed and done righteous deeds, and advised each other to truth and advised each other to patience." (Qur'an, Chapter 2, Verse 59).

Prayer can take many forms. However, its main purpose is to connect us with Allah and to give him our love, our thanks, and our obedience. It is a time to relax and be with God, to give him our attention, and to seek his help and guidance. It is also an opportunity to ask for his forgiveness and for him to accept our worship.

If you feel that you are not able to get to the Holy Mosque, you can use the app to pray in your home.

There are many forms of prayer, and each one of them is important and has a specific purpose. The most important aspect of prayer is that it should be done regularly. However, the exact time to pray is not important. In general, the more frequently you pray, the more you will get closer to God and the more you will feel his love.