Do Sunni and Shia pray in the same mosque?

All mosques in the world are similar, with barely perceptible differences in their interiors and exteriors. Though Shia and Sunni are different Muslim sects, the Shias are allowed to perform prayers at Sunni mosques and vice versa. …

Do Shia pray 3 times a day?

Shi’a Muslims have more freedom to combine certain prayers, such as the midday and afternoon prayers. Therefore they may only pray three times a day. Shi’a Muslims also often use natural elements when praying.

What is the difference between Sunnis and Shias in prayer times?

They have different calculations for all the prayer times. They even PRAY in another manner. For example, Sunnis pray two to three minutes after the sun is completely below the horizon, but Shias don’t offer Maghrib salat until all bright warm colours, or redness in general, have disappeared.

How many times do Shia Muslims pray in a day?

Shia Muslims pray three times a day as they join two salats such as Maghrib and Isha salat together whereas Sunni Muslims pray five times a day. ‘Nawm’ is a must for Sunni Athan but Shia Muslims do not say it because it was not said at the time of Prophet Muhammad and Omar.

What are the differences between the different Sunni schools of prayer?

Differences within the Sunni school for Prayer. The Malikis pray with their arms by their side. Hanfi’ men should place his hands below the navel in prayer and the woman upon her chest. Other Sunni schools have variable opinions. The Sha’afi say “Bismillah” out loud in the loud salah, the others do not.

What is the difference between Shia and Sunni Rabi’ah?

– In the sitting position Shias usually say Astaghfirullahi Rabii Wa Atoobu Ilaihi, Sunni usually say Rabbighfirli wa irhamni (don’t have to say either) – Sunnis don’t have qunoot in the 2nd rakat, shia do.

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