Faith-Based Health Justice 2021
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv17vf3xt.9
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“…During each prayer, Muslims perform salaat five times a day, consisting of 40 Rakaat and each has a series of seven different postures. 3,4 Salaat starts in a posture of standing then the prayer offerer bends at the waist and grasps both knees with hands while keeping the spine straight, this posture is called bowing. 5 The prayer offerers then again come to a standing posture before prostration, with forehead, hands, nose, knees and toe balls resting on the ground for many seconds the forearm and elbow joints should not touch the ground during this posture than prayer offerer sits for few seconds on his legs and again rises to stand, this pattern of body movement is called Rakah.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…During each prayer, Muslims perform salaat five times a day, consisting of 40 Rakaat and each has a series of seven different postures. 3,4 Salaat starts in a posture of standing then the prayer offerer bends at the waist and grasps both knees with hands while keeping the spine straight, this posture is called bowing. 5 The prayer offerers then again come to a standing posture before prostration, with forehead, hands, nose, knees and toe balls resting on the ground for many seconds the forearm and elbow joints should not touch the ground during this posture than prayer offerer sits for few seconds on his legs and again rises to stand, this pattern of body movement is called Rakah.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%