Hadith on importance of Salah

 

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:

> “The first deed for which a person will be brought to account on the Day of Judgment is prayer. If it is sound, then all his other deeds will be sound. And if it is corrupt, then all his other deeds will be corrupt.”

— Tirmidhi

 Explanation in Sim5tple and Clear Words

This Hadith tells us that Salah (prayer) is the most important worship in Islam after believing in Allah (Iman). On the Day of Judgment, when every human stands before Allah, the very first question about worship will be

 Allah will accept the rest of their good deeds

 Their record will become beautiful

 Their chance of entering Jannah will be grea

But if the prayers are rejected

 Other deeds will lose their value

Even charity, fasting, kindness, may not benefit the person fully

This Hadith shows us that Salah is like the foundation of a house.

If the foundation is strong, the whole building becomes strong.

But if the foundation is weak, the whole building can collapse.

 Why is Salah So Important?

Here are some simple reasons

1. Salah connects us with Allah

It is a daily meeting with our Creator. We speak to Him, ask Him, and thank Him.

2. Salah keeps a Muslim away from sins

When you pray regularly, your heart becomes clean and you are guided away from wrongdoings

3. Salah brings peace and comfort

When you are sad or stressed, prayer makes you calm and gives you hope.

4. Salah reminds us of our purpose in life

We remember Allah and remember that this life is only a test.

5. Salah makes us disciplined

We learn to manage our time and become responsible.


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