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The Muslim who truly understands the teachings of his religion is gentle, friendly, and likeable. He mixes with people and gets along with them. This is something that should be a characteristic of the Muslim who understands that keeping in touch with people and earning their trust is one of the most important duties of the Muslim.

Abu Musa (ra) said, the Prophet (saw) said:” The one who will receive the greatest reward for his prayer is the one who has come the farthest distance, and the one who waits to pray with the imam will receive a greater reward than the one who prays, then goes to sleep.’’ (Bukhari and Muslim)

The Prophet (saw) said:” Prayer offered in the congregation (jama’ah) is twenty-seven times better than prayer offered individually.” (Bukhari and Muslim)

The above hadith tells us that the devout Muslim tries to pray in the congregation in the mosque wherever he can. The Prophet (saw) said that the Muslim,” If he performs wudhu (ablution) properly, then he goes out with the sole intention of going to pray in the mosque, then for each step he takes, his status in Paradise will be raised by one degree, and one of his sins will be forgiven. When he prays, as long as he remains in his place of prayer and his wudhu does not become invalidated, the angels will continue to pray for him: ‘O Allah! Bless him. O Allah! Have mercy on him.’ He is regarded as being in a state of prayer so long as he is waiting for the prayer.” (Bukhari and Muslim)

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