Dhuhr is the fourth of the five mandatory daily prayers in Islam. It is performed during the afternoon, after the sun has passed its highest point in the sky. Dhuhr consists of four rak’ahs, or units of prayer. The first two rak’ahs are performed while standing, and the last two rak’ahs are performed while sitting.
Dhuhr is an important prayer because it is a time to reflect on the day’s events and to seek forgiveness for any sins that have been committed. It is also a time to ask Allah for guidance and support.
