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They are: Muslim creed, prayer, charity to the poor, fasting on the month of Ramadan, and the pilgrimage to Mecca for those who are able. Contents. 1 ... FivePillarsofIslam FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch FivebasicactsinIslam PartofaseriesonIslamAqidah FivePillarsofIslam Shahada Salah Sawm Zakat Hajj SunniSixarticlesofbelief God Prophets Holybooks Angels TheLastJudgement Predestination Sunnitheologicaltraditions Ilmal-Kalam Ash'ari1 Maturidi2 Traditionalist Hanbalis3 Hanafi Maliki Shafi‘i Shi'aSevenpillarsofIsma'ilism4 Walayah Tawhid Salah Zakat Sawm Hajj Jihad TheologyofTwelvers5 Principles Tawhid Adalah Prophecy Imamah Qiyamah Practices Salah Sawm Zakat Hajj Khums Jihad Commandingwhatisjust Forbiddingwhatisevil Tawalli Tabarri OtherShiaconceptsofAqidah Imamate Batin Otherschoolsoftheology Murji'ah Karramiyya Mu'attila Jabriyyah6 Muhakkima Khawarij7 Ibadi8 Taṣawwuf9 Qadariyah Alevism Muʿtazila10 Quraniyya Including:1Al-Ahbash;Barelvis2Deobandi3Salafis(Ahl-iHadith&Wahhabis)4Sevener-Qarmatians,Assassins&Druzes5Alawites,Qizilbash&Bektashism;6Jahmīyya7Ajardi,Azariqa,Bayhasiyya,Najdat&Sūfrī8Nukkari;9Bektashis&Qalandaris;Mevlevis,Süleymancıs&variousṬarīqah10Bahshamiyya,Bishriyya&Ikhshîdiyya IslamportalvtePartofaseriesonIslam Beliefs OnenessofGod Prophets RevealedBooks Angels DayofResurrection Predestination Practices ProfessionofFaith Prayer Almsgiving Fasting Pilgrimage TextsFoundations Quran Sunnah(Hadith,Sirah) Tafsir(exegesis) Aqidah(creed) Fiqh(jurisprudence) Sharia(law) History Timeline Muhammad Ahlal-Bayt Sahabah Rashidun Caliphate Imamate MedievalIslamicscience SpreadofIslam SuccessiontoMuhammad Cultureandsociety Academics Animals Art Calendar Children Circumcision Demographics Denominations Economics Education Spiritpossessionandexorcism Feminism Festivals Finance LGBT Madrasa Moralteachings Mosque Mysticism Philosophy Poetry Politics Proselytizing Science Slavery Socialwelfare Women Relatedtopics Apostasy Criticism Muhammad Quran Hadith Otherreligions Islamism Violence terrorism war Islamophobia Jihad Jihadism Lawsofwar Glossary  Islamportalvte TheFivePillarsofIslam(arkānal-Islāmأركانالإسلام;alsoarkānad-dīnأركانالدين"pillarsofthereligion")arefundamentalpracticesinIslam,consideredtobeobligatoryactsofworshipforallMuslims.TheyaresummarizedinthefamoushadithofGabriel.[1][2][3][4]TheSunniandShiaagreeonthebasicdetailsoftheperformanceandpracticeoftheseacts,[2][5][6]buttheShiadonotrefertothembythesamename(seeAncillariesoftheFaith,fortheTwelvers,andSevenpillarsofIsmailism).Theyare:Muslimcreed,prayer,charitytothepoor,fastingonthemonthofRamadan,andthepilgrimagetoMeccaforthosewhoareable.[7][8][9] Contents 1OverviewofFivePillarsofIslam 2PillarsofSunniIslam 2.1Firstpillar:Shahada(DeclarationofFaith) 2.2SecondPillar:Salah(Prayer) 2.3ThirdPillar:Zakat(Almsgiving) 2.4FourthPillar:Sawm(Fasting) 2.5FifthPillar:Hajj(Pilgrimage) 3PillarsofShiaIslam 3.1Twelvers 3.2Ismailis 4HistoryofthePillars 5Seealso 6References 7Bibliography 7.1Booksandjournals 7.2Encyclopedias 8Externallinks OverviewofFivePillarsofIslam TheritualobligationsofMuslimsarecalledtheFivePillars.[10]TheyareacknowledgedandpracticedbyMuslimsthroughouttheworld,notwithstandingtheirdisparities.TheyareviewedascompulsoryforindividualswhogenuinelywishtopursuealifelikethatwhichMuhammadled,whichwasaprudentandmindfullife.Likeotherreligions,Islamholdscertainpracticestobestandard;however,thatdoesnotimplythatallindividualswhoregardthemselvesasMuslimsnecessarilyobservethem.[11]Individualparticipationcanvarydependingontheindividual'sfaith;forexample,noteveryindividualmustprayeveryday,keepthefast,goonHajj,ordonateextensivelytocharity.ShortlyaftertheMuslimArabsconquerednewterrains,theystartedraisingmosquesandcastlesandcommissioningdifferentcommemorationsandartifacts asarticulationsoftheirfaithandculture.ThereligiouspracticeofIslam,whichsignifies"submissiontoGod",dependsonfundamentalsthatareknownastheFivePillars.[12]EachofthefivepillarsisalludedtointheQuran,thoughinvariouschapters(suwar).FurtherinsightsconcerningthesecommitmentsaregivenintheHadith.[13] Thoughcomparablepracticeswereperformedinpre-IslamicArabiaandbyJewsandChristiansatthetimeofMuhammad,theywerechangedintheQuranandHadith,givenacarefullymonotheisticcenter,andidentifiedwiththelifeoftheProphet.[citationneeded]IntheQuran,inspiteofthefactthattheShahadadoesnotshowupinfull,Quran8:20urgestheindividualswhoaccepttoobeyGodandhisMessenger.Prayerisalludedtomultipletimes,withprayertimesreferencedinQuran20:130,andthedemonstrationsofbowingandprostratingin48.29.Inafewchapters,Muslimsareurgedbothtoprayandgivealms(forexampleQuran5:12),howeverwhat,whenandtowhomgiftsoughttobemadeisclarifiedinmoredetailinthehadith.[citationneeded]ThereisacriticalentryonfastingintheQuran(Q2:183-7),whichalludestotheperiodofRamadanandsetsoutthedetailonwhoought,andoughtnotfast,toacertainextentunderspecificconditions.RegardingthematteroftheHajj,thelongestQuranicsection(Q2:196-203)recommendsthedestinationlocationofthepilgrimage,theleadandexercisesoftheindividualswhoparticipate,urgingthemtohaveGodasatoppriorityconsistently.[citationneeded] PillarsofSunniIslam TheFivePillarsofIslam Anartworkdepictingthe5pillars Firstpillar:Shahada(DeclarationofFaith) Mainarticle:Shahada ThefirstpillarofIslamistheShahada,theassertionoffaith.Therearetwoshahadas:"ThereisnogodbutGod"and"MuhammadisthemessengerofGod".ThissetstatementisnormallyrecitedinArabic:lāʾilāhaʾillā-llāhumuḥammadunrasūlu-llāh(لَاإِلٰهَإِلَّااللهمُحَمَّدٌرَسُولُالله)"ThereisnogodbutGod(and)MuhammadisthemessengerofGod."ItisessentialtoutterittobecomeaMuslimandtoconverttoIslam.[14] Thefirstshahadapromotestheessentialunityofthefaith,proclaimingthatthereisnogodbutGod.TheTawhid,whichistheprayerthatstates"nogodbutGod"isamajorcomponentoftheIslamicfaith,foritassertsthemonotheisticaspectofIslam,promotingunityofGodasthesourceofexistence.ThesecondshahadademonstratesGod’sessentialmercy.ThisprayerproclaimsMuhammadasthelastprophet,anditusesMuhammadastheprimeexampleofguidanceforallMuslims.Muhammadreceivedrevelationthatwasdistortedbyearliercommunities,suchasJewishandChristiansocieties;MuhammadwastherecipientoftheQuran’sguidancehimselfandnowisbearerofthisguidancefortherestoftheMuslimcommunitythroughouthistory.[15] TheShahada,orprofessionoffaithissaidfivetimesadayduringprayer.[16]Itisthefirstthingsaidtoanewborn,andthelastthingtoapersonontheirdeath-bed,showinghowtheMuslimprayerandthepillarsareinstrumentalfromthedayapersonisbornuntilthedaytheydie.[15] SecondPillar:Salah(Prayer) Mainarticle:Salah TheSecondPillarofSunniIslamisSalah,orprayer.[17]Beforeaprayerisobserved,ablutionsareperformedincludingwashingone'shands,faceandfeet.[17]Acaller(MuezzininArabic)chantsaloudinfromaraisedplaceinthemosque.[17]VersesfromtheQuranarerecitedeitherloudlyorsilently.[17]Theseprayersareaveryspecifictypeofprayerandaveryphysicaltypeofprayercalledprostrations.Theseprayersaredonefivetimesaday,atsetstricttimes,withtheindividualfacingMecca.Theprayersareperformedatdawn,noon,afternoon,evening,andnight:thenamesareaccordingtotheprayertimes:Fajr(dawn),Dhuhr(noon),ʿAṣr(afternoon),Maghrib(evening),andʿIshāʾ(night).TheFajrprayerisperformedbeforesunrise,Dhuhrisperformedinthemiddayafterthesunhassurpasseditshighestpoint,Asristheeveningprayerbeforesunset,MaghribistheeveningprayeraftersunsetandIshaisthenightprayer.AlloftheseprayersarerecitedwhilefacinginthedirectionoftheKaabainMeccaandformanimportantaspectoftheMuslimUmmah.Muslimsmustwashbeforeprayer;thiswashingiscalledwudu("purification").Theprayerisaccompaniedbyaseriesofsetpositionsincluding;bowingwithhandsonknees,standing,prostratingandsittinginaspecialposition(notontheheels,noronthebuttocks).Ateverychangeinposition,"Allahisgreat"issaidanditisafixedtraditionthathastoberecitedineachposture.AMuslimmayperformtheirprayeranywhere,suchasinoffices,universities,andfields.However,themosqueisthepreferableplaceforprayersbecausethemosqueallowsforfellowship.[16]Theseprayersmayalsobeobservedindividuallyifoneisnotabletogo.Theprayersarenotrequiredforwomenduringtheirperiods,prepubescentchildrenandthosewithintellectualandphysicaldisabilitiesinhibitingprayer.Thosewhoaresickandunabletoassumethepositionsofprayerarestillrequiredtopray,althoughtheymayprayinbedandevenlyingdown.[17]Whentraveling,onemayobservetheafternoonprayersfollowingoneanother:alsothesunsetandlateeveningprayerscanbecombinedtoo.[17] ThirdPillar:Zakat(Almsgiving) Mainarticle:Zakat TheThirdPillarofIslamisZakāt,oralmsgivingorcharity.[17]Zakatmeanspurificationwhichindicatesthatapaymentmakestherestofone'swealthlegallyandreligiouslypure.[17]Byfollowingthispillar,MuslimshavetodeductcertainamountoftheirincometosupporttheIslamiccommunity,anditusuallyabout2.5%ofanindividual’sincome.ThispracticeisnotfoundintheQuranbutratherinthehadith.Thetaxisusedtotakegoodcareoftheholyplacesandmosquesintheindividual'sspecificMuslimcommunityortogiveassistancetothoseinneedorwhoareimpoverished.Thewordzakātcanbedefinedaspurificationandgrowthbecauseitallowsanindividualtoachievebalanceandencouragesnewgrowth.TheprincipleofknowingthatallthingsbelongtoGodisessentialtopurificationandgrowth.ZakātisobligatoryforallMuslimswhoareabletodoso.ItisthepersonalresponsibilityofeachMuslimtoeasetheeconomichardshipofothersandtostrivetowardseliminatinginequality.[18]Zakātconsistsofspendingaportionofone'swealthforthebenefitofthepoororneedy,suchasdebtorsortravelers.AMuslimmayalsodonatemoreasanactofvoluntarycharity(sadaqah),ratherthantoachieveadditionaldivinereward.[19]Also,Muslimsarerequiredtogivebacktothepoor,specificallythroughfinancialsupport,onthestreetsinadditiontotheZakāt.ZakātshowshowtheIslamfaithimpactsthefinancialsituationofabeliever,drawingintoallaspectsoflife.[16] Therearefiveprinciplesthatshouldbefollowedwhengivingthezakāt: ThegivermustdeclaretoGodhisintentiontogivethezakāt. Thezakātmustbepaidonthedaythatitisdue. Aftertheoffering,thepayermustnotexaggerateonspendinghismoneymorethanusualmeans. Paymentmustbeinkind.Thismeansifoneiswealthythenheorsheneedstopayaportionoftheirincome.Ifapersondoesnothavemuchmoney,thentheyshouldcompensateforitindifferentways,suchasgooddeedsandgoodbehaviortowardothers. Thezakātmustbedistributedinthecommunityfromwhichitwastaken.[20] FourthPillar:Sawm(Fasting) Mainarticle:FastinginIslam TheFourthPillarofIslamisSawm,orfasting.FastingtakesplaceduringRamadan,whichistheholymonthintheIslamiccalendar.UsingalunarcalendarmeansthemonthofRamadanshifts11daysearliereachyear.SawmisdirectlystatedintheQuransaying:“eatanddrinkuntilthewhitenessofthedaybecomesdistinctfromtheblacknessofthenightatdawn,thencompletethefasttillnight…”.Thefastoccursfromdawntosunseteachdayduringwhichtimebelieversareexpectedtoprohibitthemselvesfromanyfood,drink,sexualintercourse,orsmoking.Howeveraftersunsetandbeforedawn,individualscanparticipateinanyoftheactionspreviouslystatedastheydesire.[16]ThereasonforfastingduringRamadanistoremindMuslimsthatallindividualsaresimilarlyneedyupontheassistanceofAllahandthattherearelessluckyindividualswhoneedtheirassistance.RamadanisaperiodofreflectionwhenMuslimsarecalledupontorechargetheirfaith,incrementtheircharity,andmakeapology.IntheQuran,themonthofRamadanwasfirstrevealedtoMuhammad.[10]Ramadanfastingendswiththe“Id-ul-Fitr”(FestivaloftheBreakingoftheFast),whichlastsforthreedays;ofthefirstdayofthisfestival,thereisameetingatthemosqueforprayercelebrationandeachfamilyheadgivesmoneyforalms.[16]MuslimstraditionallybreaktheirfastsinthemonthofRamadanwithdates(likethoseofferedbythisdatesellerinKuwaitCity),aswastherecordedpractice(Sunnah)ofMuhammad. Threetypesoffasting(Siyam)arerecognizedbytheQuran:ritualfasting,[21]fastingascompensationforrepentance(bothfromQuran2),[22]andasceticfasting(fromQuran33).[23][24] RitualfastingisanobligatoryactduringthemonthofRamadan.[25]Muslimsmustabstainfromfoodanddrinkfromdawntoduskduringthismonth,andaretobeespeciallymindfulofothersins.[25]FastingisnecessaryforeveryMuslimthathasreachedpuberty(unlesshe/shesuffersfromamedicalconditionwhichpreventshim/herfromdoingso).[26] ThefastismeanttoallowMuslimstoseeknearnessandtolookforforgivenessfromGod,toexpresstheirgratitudetoanddependenceonhim,atonefortheirpastsins,andtoremindthemoftheneedy.[27]DuringRamadan,MuslimsarealsoexpectedtoputmoreeffortintofollowingtheteachingsofIslambyrefrainingfromviolence,anger,envy,greed,lust,profanelanguage,gossipandtotrytogetalongwithfellowMuslimsbetter.Inaddition,allobsceneandirreligioussightsandsoundsaretobeavoided.[28] FastingduringRamadanisobligatory,butisforbiddenforseveralgroupsforwhomitwouldbeverydangerousandexcessivelyproblematic.Theseincludepre-pubescentchildren,thosewithamedicalconditionsuchasdiabetes,elderlypeople,andpregnantorbreastfeedingwomen.Observingfastsisnotpermittedformenstruatingwomen.Otherindividualsforwhomitisconsideredacceptablenottofastarethosewhoareillortraveling.Missingfastsusuallymustbemadeupforsoonafterward,althoughtheexactrequirementsvaryaccordingtocircumstance.[29][30][31][32] FifthPillar:Hajj(Pilgrimage) Mainarticle:Hajj ThefinalPillarofIslamistheHajj,orpilgrimage.Duringone’slife,aMuslimisrequiredtomakethepilgrimagetoMeccaduringthe12thmonthofthelunarcalendar.ThisritualconsistsofmakingjourneytoMeccawearingonly2whitesheetssoallofthepilgrimsareidenticalandthereisnoclassdistinctionamongthem.[16]Amidthehajj,everysingleMuslimmandressesalikeinastraightforwardfabric,againtoemphasizetheiruniformity.Ladieswearalesscomplextypeoftheirordinarydress.[10]PilgrimsputthewhitesheetsonwhentheyenterthesanctuaryareaofMeccaandenterastateof“ihram”orpurity.AfteraMuslimmakesthetriptoMecca,he/sheisknownasahajj/hajja(onewhomadethepilgrimagetoMecca).[33]ThemainritualsoftheHajjincludewalkingseventimesaroundtheKaabatermedTawaf,touchingtheBlackStonetermedIstilam,travelingseventimesbetweenMountSafaandMountMarwahtermedSa'yee,andsymbolicallystoningtheDevilinMinatermedRamee.[33]WhenatMecca,thepilgrimsgototheKa’abainthemosqueandwalkarounditinacircle.Theythenpraytogetherinofficialceremonies,andthentheygoouttoperformthe“standingceremony”toremembertheFarewellSermonofMuhammadontheArafat.Onthereturntrip,pilgrimsstopinMina,wheretheythrow7stonesatstonepillarsthatrepresentSatanastoexpresstheirhatredforShaitan(Satan).TheythenreturntoMeccaforfinalceremoniesbycircumambulatingtheKa’abaseventimesandthenleaveMeccatojourneybackhome.InabilitytomaketheHajj,whetherbecauseofphysicalstrength,economicconditions,orotherreasons,excusethedutyofHajj.TheQuranspecificallysaysthatonlythosecapableofmakingthepilgrimagearerequiredtodoso.ThereasonforthisjourneyistofollowinthefootstepsoftheProphetMuhammad,hopingtogainenlightenmentasMuhammaddidwhenhewasinthepresenceofAllah.ThepilgrimageoftheHajjisintheQuran.[16] Thepilgrim,orthehaji,ishonouredintheMuslimcommunity.IslamicteacherssaythattheHajjshouldbeanexpressionofdevotiontoGod,notameanstogainsocialstanding.Thebelievershouldbeself-awareandexaminetheirintentionsinperformingthepilgrimage.Thisshouldleadtoconstantstrivingforself-improvement.[34]ApilgrimagemadeatanytimeotherthantheHajjseasoniscalledanUmrah,andwhilenotmandatoryisstronglyrecommended. PillarsofShiaIslam Twelvers TwelverShiaIslamhasfiveUsulal-DinandtenFurual-Din,i.e.,theShiaIslamicbeliefsandpractices.TheTwelverShiaIslamUsulal-Din,equivalenttoaShiaFivePillars,areallbeliefsconsideredfoundationaltoIslam,andthusclassifiedabitdifferentlyfromthoselistedabove.[35]Theyare: Tawhid(monotheism:beliefintheonenessofGod) Adl(divinejustice:beliefinGod'sjustice) Nubuwwah(prophethood) Imamah(successiontoMuhammad) Mi'ad(thedayofjudgmentandtheresurrection) Inadditiontothesefivepillars,therearetenpracticesthatShiaMuslimsmustperform,calledtheAncillariesoftheFaith[36](Arabic:furūʿal-dīn). Salah:5dailyprayers Sawm:FastingRamadan Zakat:Almsgiving,similartoSunniIslam,itappliestomoney,cattle,silver,gold,dates,raisins,wheat,andbarley. Khums:Anannualtaxationofone-fifth(20%)ofthegainsthatayearhasbeenpassedonwithoutusing.KhumsispaidtotheImams;indirectlytopoorandneedypeople. Hajj:PilgrimagetoMecca Jihad:StrivingforthecauseofAllah Enjoininggood Forbiddingwrong Tawalla:Expressinglovetowardsgood. Tabarra:Expressingdisassociationandhatredtowardsevil.[37] Ismailis Mainarticle:SevenpillarsofIsmailism Isma'ilishavetheirownpillars,whichareasfollows: Walayah"Guardianship"denotesloveanddevotiontoGod,theprophets,andtheIsmailiImamsandtheirrepresentatives Tawhid,"OnenessofGod". Salah:UnlikeSunniandTwelverMuslims,NizariIsmailisreasonthatitisuptothecurrentimāmtodesignatethestyleandformofprayer. Zakat:withtheexceptionoftheDruze,allIsmailimadhhabshavepracticesresemblingthatofSunniandTwelvers,withtheadditionofthecharacteristicShiakhums. Sawm:NizarisandMusta'lisbelieveinbothametaphoricalandliteralmeaningoffasting. Hajj:ForIsmailis,thismeansvisitingtheimāmorhisrepresentativeandthatthisisthegreatestandmostspiritualofallpilgrimages.TheMustaalimaintainalsothepracticeofgoingtoMecca.TheDruzeinterpretthiscompletelymetaphoricallyas"fleeingfromdevilsandoppressors"andrarelygotoMecca.[38] Jihad"Struggle":"theGreaterStruggle"and"theLesserStruggle". HistoryofthePillars OneofthegreatestassumptionsaboutIslamichistoryisthattheFivePillarswerealreadysetandinplaceatthetimeoftheProphet’sdeathin632C.E.However,mostchangestotheseIslamicritualscamefromsmalldifferencesamongminorityMuslimgroups.ThemajorbeliefsofthePillarswerealreadyinplace,takingtheshapeofthelifeandbeliefsoftheProphetMuhammad.TheFivePillarsarealludedtointheQuran,andsomeareevenspecificallystatedintheQuran,liketheHajjtoMecca.However,thedifferenceinpracticeofthesetraditionsareacceptedinIslamoftheFivePillars,butthisdoesnotmeantheyhaveallexistedsincethelifeofMuhammad.Theevidenceofdifferencesshowspillarshavenotalwaysbeenconsistenttowhattheyaretoday,soithastakenmanyyearsforthePillarstogettotheircurrentandclassicform.[39] Seealso LookupfivepillarsinWiktionary,thefreedictionary. 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