Islamic Knowledge Library

Islamic faith includes belief in God, angels, revealed books, prophets, the Last Day and divine decree. Read the linked Diyanet guide for detail.

Wudu is ritual washing before prayer. Ghusl is a full-body washing required in certain states; tayammum has conditions when water is unavailable or cannot be used.

The five daily prayers have set times and units. The guides explain qibla and the distinction between obligatory and sunnah prayers.

The Ramadan fast runs from dawn to sunset. For illness, travel or medical treatment, check the linked Diyanet ruling for your circumstances.

Zakat applies to qualifying wealth. Hajj is obligatory once for those able to undertake it; check the source for individual conditions.

Reading, listening to and reflecting on the Quran are forms of worship. Use a reliable commentary to understand verses in context.

Dua and dhikr can be part of everyday life. Avoid promises of guaranteed outcomes from fixed counts; check religious dates in the official calendar.

Eligibility and recipients for Fitr charity and the conditions for sacrifice require separate checks.

Marriage procedures should protect the rights of spouses and children; check individual circumstances with a qualified source.

Respect for others' rights and lawful earnings are part of religious life.

Learn funeral prayer and burial practice from reliable sources, distinguishing custom from religious duty.