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Understanding the Five Pillars of Islam: Core Tenets for Muslims

The Five Pillars of Islam are fundamental practices that guide Muslim life and faith. They consist of: 1) **Faith (Shahada)** - the declaration that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is His messenger. 2) **Prayer (Salah)** - performing five daily prayers facing Mecca. 3) **Alms (Zakat)** - giving to the less fortunate to support the community. 4) **Fasting (Saum)** - abstaining from food and drink during Ramadan. 5) **Pilgrimage (Hajj)** - undertaking the pilgrimage to Mecca at least once if physically and financially able.

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Understanding the Five Pillars of Islam: Core Tenets for Muslims

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  1. The Five Pillars BY:KC

  2. The Five Pillars are the general rules Muslims follow! All Muslims are responsible to follow these rules.

  3. Faith • The first Pillar of Islam is faith also known as Shahada. • Each Muslim has to be faithful to knowing that Allah is the only God. • Also that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.

  4. Prayer • The second Pillar is prayer also known as Salah. • All Muslims must prayer each day at least five times. • They turn to Mecca ( The holy city of Muslims) and prayer.

  5. ALMS • The third Pillar is Alms also known as Zakat. • Muslims were taught to support the poor. • They gave the less fortunate money or alms to support them.

  6. Fasting • The fourth Pillar is Fasting also known as Saum. • Muslims fast during Ramadan (the holy month). • They fast (don’t eat )during dawn & sunset then eat a small meal at the end of the day.

  7. Pilgrimage • Pilgrimage is the fifth and last pillar it is also known as Hajj. • Muslims participate in this if they’re Physically and financially able. • The Hajj or Pilgrimage is to Mecca and you do this at least once a year.

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