Praying for an Arabic word means making something to itself with sound and word, and the whole is a claim.

Prayer has been emphasized in the Qur'an and hadiths as one of the most important ways of communicating with God. In verse 2 of the Surah al-Ghafr, God commands people to pray and promises. In this verse, prayer is considered a form of worship and its abandonment is due to the greatness of hell and the humiliating doom.

Prayer or prayer is a form of religious behavior that seeks to relate to an entity that the worshiper considers as his creator or spiritual being. The worshiper in his prayers usually demands a prayer from the audience of his prayer or thanks to the prayer audience. Prayers are usually worded or associated with words in mind, and in some religions it is a more common form of prayer.

Prayers and conditions are mentioned, including reading God by Asmaa al-Hasani, asking the Lord for fear and hope, and for supplication and humiliation, starting with praying with bosom and praise. Prayer is not limited to a specific time and place, but some times and places have been introduced to make prayer more appropriate.

Prayer is the means of evolving the soul and attaining spiritual good which gradually brings man to the love of righteousness and fades him into the sea as a drop. If we look closely at their parents and see the content of their prayers, we find that they are silent in their desire for the standard of living and have given God the task.

Prayer Samat

Samat prayer is known as Shabwari prayer, which is read at the last hour of Friday, and it is not hidden that Samat prayer is a well-known prayer and most of the scholars of the past were careful to read it.

The word "summa" means a sign. It is said to have been called because of the many signs of supplication in Samat's prayer.

Samat prayer is Sheikh al-Tusi in Mesbah al-Mutajad, Ibn Tawous in Jamal al-Asaba, Kufa'im in al-Balad al-Amin Mesbah, Majlis in Bihar al-Anwar and Zad al-Mu'adh with authentic deeds of Muhammad ibn 'Uthman Omar (Imam Zaman) through the Imam. (AS) and they are quoted from their father, Imam Muhammad Baqir.

It is advisable to read Samat prayers during the last hours of Friday and Saturday nights and also to meet Samat prayers when going to a place or looking for an enemy who is afraid of him or a ruler who is afraid of him. And it is protected from the enemy, and anyone who cannot read Samat's prayer, write it, and put it on his arm or put it in his arms, has the same effect. Shiites pray in Samat in the late hours of Friday, either in private or in private.

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