Muslim Prayer Practices - Significance of Bowing and Prayer Mats
Learn about the importance of bowing in Muslim prayer as a sign of humility and respect towards God/Allah. Explore the use of special prayer mats and their variations in Muslim prayer rituals, highlighting commonalities and differences.
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Muslims believe that God (called Allah) created human beings to worship him. Muslims must pray 5 times a day. Each time takes about 10 minutes.
These 5 daily prayers are compulsory. They involve a series of standing up, bowing and kneeling.
What do you think bowing represents? It shows humility in front of God/Allah. It shows respect for God/Allah. It reminds Muslims that they are dependent upon God. This helps a Muslim be obedient to God. Bowing shows Respect Obedience Dependence Humility
Muslims pray on a special prayer mat. Why do you think this is?
Prayer Mats What do you notice? What is the same? What is different?
Prayer Mats What do you notice? What is the same? What is different?
