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Purpose Of Prayer In A Mosque
It seems like a person can focus more and connect better with Allah when praying in the privacy and peace of home; yet praying in the mosque is considered Afzal in Islam. Is it because praying in a mosque helps build community, helps solve community problems, allows for opportunities to help people in need and finally allows knowledge sharing?
Is this why or is there another reason?
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Purpose Of Prayer In A Mosque
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In my experience this is the biggest thing:
allows for opportunities to help people in need
Rest assured ‘connection with God’ & related mystics are something NOT related to Abrahmic religions, however practicality does! Abrahmic religions as far as my research goes are communitarian:
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Thank you Usama!
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