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L’Importance de la Prière dans L’Islam

La prière occupe une place centrale dans la vie des musulmans. Elle devrait avoir une place primordiale et principale pour les croyants. La prière est le premier acte d’adoration.

La prière dans les hadiths

Une fois, un homme a demandé au Prophète (que la paix soit sur lui) l’acte le plus vertueux. Le Prophète (paix soit sur lui) a déclaré que l’acte le plus vertueux est la prière. L’homme a demandé encore et encore. Les trois premières fois, le Prophète (que la paix soit sur lui) a de nouveau répondu: « La prière », puis à la quatrième occasion, il a déclaré: « Jihad sur le chemin d’Allah ».

Ahmad et ibn Hibban

La première question dont l’esclave sera tenu responsable le jour du Jugement est la prière. Si elle est saine, alors le reste de ses actes sera sain. Et si elle est mauvaise, alors le reste de ses actes sera sois méchant.

Al-Tabarani

Importance de Fajr

La prière peut être difficile, c’est normal car le paradis coûte cher. Il nous faut travailler dur et faire parfois des choix qui peuvent sembler difficiles. Alors que nous avons 5 prières obligatoires, il y en a une qui est plus difficile à accomplir et qui est la prière Fajr.

Plus quelque chose est difficile à réaliser, plus la récompense est grande. Il y a des moments de l’année où la prière du Fajr est très précoce, ce qui peut rendre difficile pour beaucoup de se réveiller et de prier. Cependant, il est important de travailler dur et d’accomplir cette prière pour montrer et prouver votre amour pour Dieu.

Aishah rapporte que Muhammad a dit: « Les deux (sunnah) rakahs de Fajr sont meilleurs que ce monde et tout ce qu’il contient. »

Ahmad, Muslim, Tirmidhi et Nasa’i

Abu Hurairah a rapporté: Muhammad a dit: « Aucun Salat n’est plus contraignant pour les hypocrites que la prière Fajr (aube) et la prière Isha (nuit); et s’ils connaissaient leurs mérites, ils viendraient à eux même s’ils devaient ramper pour le faire. »

Sahih-Al-Bukhara et Sahih Muslim

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