Prayer GuideFajr Prayer

Fajr Prayer

The morning prayer consists of a total of four rak’ahs: two rak’ahs of sunnah and two rak’ahs of fard. You can find detailed instructions on how to perform the morning prayer on our website. The Morning Prayer is performed first with 2 rak’ahs of Sunnah, followed by 2 rak’ahs of Fard.

Prayer Time

The time for the Morning Prayer begins with the appearance of the dawn and ends with the rising of the sun.

Rak'ah Breakdown

Sunnah: 2 rak'ahs, Fard: 2 rak'ahs (Total 4 rak'ahs)

Hadith

The most difficult prayers for a hypocrite are the evening and morning prayers. If he knew what is in those two prayers, he would come to them even if he had to crawl.

Ahmed Musnad

How to Perform

2 Rekat Sünnet
3 Steps
  • First, the intention is made (I intend to perform the Sunnah of today’s morning prayer for the sake of Allah)
  • The opening takbir is recited by saying "Allahu Akbar"
  • The hands are placed together and the prayer begins (Men: place the right hand over the left below the navel. Women: place the right hand over the left on the chest).
  • Subhanake is recited
  • Euzü-Besmele is recited
  • Surah Fatiha is recited
  • A prayer surah is recited
  • Bow down into Ruku' saying "Allahu Akbar" and say "Subhane Rabbiyel-Azim" three times. While rising from the bowing position, "Semi Allahü Limen Hamideh" is said, and when standing fully upright, "Rabbena Lekel Hamd" is said.
  • Saying "Allahü Ekber," one goes into prostration twice and says "Sübhane Rabbiyel-a'lâ" three times.
  • Saying "Allahü Ekber," one goes to the standing position (Qiyam) and begins the second rak'ah.
  • Say Bismillah
  • Recite Surah Fatiha
  • Recite a prayer surah
  • Saying "Allahü Ekber," one bows into the bowing position
  • Saying "Allahü Ekber," one goes into prostration twice
  • Go to the final sitting position (Qa'da-i ahîre)
  • While sitting, one recites Attahiyyat
  • Recite Allahumma Salli
  • Recite Allahumma Barik
  • Recite Rabbena Atina
  • Recite Rabbena Firli
  • Say "Esselamü Aleyküm Ve Rahmetullah" (May God have mercy on you). The prayer is concluded.