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Maghrib

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Maghrib, (Arabic: المغرب), the starting time for the fourth daily prayer, i.e., when the redness in the eastern sky disappears.^[1]

Notes

↑ Practical Laws of Islam / Glossary

Prayer

Types

Obligatory

Daily Prayers: Fajr Prayer • Zuhr Prayer • Asr Prayer, Maghrib Prayer • Isha' Prayer • Prayer of Signs • Funeral Prayer • Qada' Prayer • Tawaf Prayer

Recommended Prayers

Daily Nawafil • Night Prayer • Ja'far al-Tayyar Prayer • Ghufayla Prayer • Eid Prayer • Friday Prayer • Ziyara Prayer • Prayer for help • Prayer of Salman • Prayer for rain • Prayers of Ramadan • Prayer of Sunday in Dhu l-Qa'da • Ahl al-Bayt (a) prayer • Gift prayer • Prayer of the first ten nights of Dhu l-Hijja • Prayer of Burial Night • Prayer of Imam al-Mahdi (a) • Thankfulness Prayer • al-Wutayra Prayer • Al-Shaf' Prayer • Al-Watr Prayer • Tahiyyat prayer

Conditions

Tahara (Wudu', Ghusl, or Tayammum) • Purity of prayer's body • Clothes of prayer • place of prayer • Qibla

Obligatory components

Rukn	Intention • Saying Allah akbar • Standing • Ruku' • Sujud
Others	Tilawa • Dhikr • Tashahhud • Salam • Order • Muwalat • Al-Tasbihat al-Arba'a • Sahw Prostration

Formalities and recommended practices

Adhan • Iqamah • Congregational Prayer • Seeking Allah's Protection from Satan • Presence of the heart • Performing prayer in mosque • Subsequent Du'as of prayer • Tasbih of Lady Fatima (a) • submissiveness and humility • wearing 'Aqiq ring • brushing teeth • Wearing perfume • Thankfulness prostration • Qunut • Tajafi

Rulings

Amin • Forgetfulness prostration • Kathir al-Shakk • Turbah • Doubts • al-Qasr Prayer • al-Shahada al-Thalitha • Istijari (hired) Prayer • Loudness and Quietness • Prayer of caution • Essentials of Prayer • Seven body parts of prostration • Tawarruk • Takattuf

Prayer times

Fajr • Zuhr • Maghrib • Midnight

Related topics

Hayy-a 'ala khayr al-'amal • Misbaha • Soil of Imam al-Husayn's (a) grave • Ta'qibat • Imam of Congregational Prayer • Mihrab • Performing two prayers together

Mosques • Rulings of Tahara

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